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Showrunner Rolin Jones tells IndieWire about optimizing the show's visuals for performance after its leads have lost their heads.

The showrunner behind Apple TV's series adaptation of Scorsese's 1991 film and its 1962 predecessor talks about honoring the original tone without feeling constricted by the preexisting narrative.

Director David Alvarado and playwright Luis Valdez tell IndieWire about turning Valdez's story as the godfather of Chicano theater into a documentary — and how Alvarado had to make late-breaking cuts amid accusations against activist Cesar Chavez.

Co-creators Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert tell IndieWire about how Soviet state secrets gave them the freedom to craft a very different space story from "For All Mankind"

David Wain and Ken Marino tell IndieWire about their latest film's connection to "Mad Men" and "The Wizard of Oz," and how their "Wet Hot American Summer" absurdity takes careful planning.

Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson tell IndieWire about the cathartic reunion in Episode 6 of the lusty Anne Rice AMC series. Spoilers ahead!

New 35mm prints of Tsai's morbidly curious romance, set amid a rain-drenched apocalypse in Taipei, play New York's Film at Lincoln Center this weekend. IndieWire speaks to director Tsai about the film's first U.S. theatrical release.

Showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine, star Meegwun Fairbrother, and cultural consultant Julie O’Keefe tell IndieWire how thoughtful, honest consideration of the Laura Ingalls Wilder-penned source material smartly altered a beloved story.

The limited series' director and star go deep with IndieWire about their creative love affair, the characters who needed matching haircuts, and what to make of a wrenching finale to this on-screen adaptation of Jordan Tannahill's novel.

The filmmaker behind "House of David" and a new "Moses" series tells IndieWire about his embrace of AI via his Innovative Dreams company and why transparency with tech is key.

Co-showrunners Laura Kittrell and Caroline Dries, plus costume designer Sara Byblow and music supervisor Brienne Rose tell IndieWire how they took their California queen to the north, authentically.

"Silo" director Michael Dinner tells IndieWire how the political conspiracy plot in Season 3 enabled him to work in the tradition of the directors who made him want to direct in the first place.