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Filmmaker Selina Ringel has launched a field guide for indie filmmakers called "Start the Engine" aimed at urging creators to stop waiting for permission.

How the streamer reached an audience that wanted the dark story Lionsgate's "Michael" left out.

Tribeca: Long-time actor Marcel Ruiz comes to this year's festival with a starring role in "Summer of Three," a film he also wrote alongside his director father, Carlitos Ruíz-Ruíz.

The Spring 2026 edition of IndieWire Honors, recognizing the talent behind many of the best TV series of the season, had a Red Bull-induced energy that led to lots of laughter and wisdom.

The award ceremony celebrated the creators and collaborators behind some of our favorite TV shows of the season.

First-time feature filmmaker David Drake's debut arrives at Tribeca with a deeply personal backstory, and some hard lessons about the nature of two seemingly different industries.

"Caity" filmmaker Lindsay Calleran writes for IndieWire about the unimaginable loss of her father, and how it forever shaped the film she was already planning on making about their bond.

Tribeca: From documentaries about the murder that inspired William Friedkin's "Cruising" and the Apollo 13 space mission to new Sophia Takal and Drake Doremus films, here's what to see at the New York City festival through next week.

As younger Gen Z directors rise through Hollywood, too many veteran artists seem ready to outsource the very perspective that keeps their movies relevant.

"Goodnight Lamby," which stars Chris Rock and Paul Rudd, premiered in the Cannes Classics section at this year's festival.

Five experts tell IndieWire what short filmmakers need to consider to get their short films seen.

Lucasfilm’s mishandling of the “Star Wars” sequel trilogy didn’t create fandom radicalization, but it did let women become scapegoats for a film culture that was already crumbling.