Festivals

Sundance: This year's festival may have concluded, but the buzziest stories are setting the course for the cinematic year to come.

Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick co-lead Paul Feig's highly anticipated sequel to "A Simple Favor."

Don't be fooled by the slow sales market — smart distributors will find that plenty of great Sundance movies are still up for grabs.

Exclusive: What does Sundance look and feel like to a first-timer? In an exclusive gallery, one of this year's biggest breakouts shares his revelatory experience.

Cannes: The Oscar winner, who received Best Actress at the festival in 2010 for "Certified Copy," will oversee the competition jury.

Sundance: The team behind the "reimagining" of the 1993 rom-com spoke with IndieWire at our festival studio, presented by Dropbox, where they shared stories of the original and their many contributions to Andrew Ahn's new take.

It's one of many panels studded with Oscar nominees at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, a vital stop on the circuit.

Sundance: It's the second Sundance premiere to fall victim to piracy. That can't bode well for next year's online portion.

Sundance: See the full list of competition and Audience winners out of the 2025 festival, running through February 2.

Sundance: "Strawberry Mansion" co-director Albert Birney's latest surreal odyssey about male anxiety is one of the festival's weirdest and most inventive movies.

Lindon stars in a trio of featured films, along with the New York premieres of new projects by Olivier Assayas, and Isabelle Huppert.

Charlotte Kaufman co-directs the harrowing Alabama prison doc headed for HBO and an Oscar campaign. "You say democracy dies in darkness. People die in darkness," Jarecki tells IndieWire.