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The filmmaker adapted and directed Rachel Yoder's novel of domestic discord into her own beast. She walks IndieWire through making a film that's about much more than a woman turning into a canine.
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Elle Fanning's been a Dylan fan since she was a teen. Now, she's portraying his girlfriend in "A Complete Unknown." "I wrote 'Bob Dylan' on my hand every day in junior high," the actress tells IndieWire.
Thompson on Hollywood
This bankable 35-year-old British chameleon can do anything: see this season's "Juror #2," "The Order," and "Nosferatu." He's tough to pin down. Next up: He goes bald as Lex Luthor in "Superman."
In Season 2, Lee Jung-jae's character reenters the deadly game — but with a clear enemy and surprising new ally.
After critical roles on the Apple+ series and "True Detective: Night Country" earlier this year, Owen McDonnell has found his "happy place" on television.
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"A house can hide so many things," creator Marlon James tells IndieWire. "The house is the first thing we see and the last thing we see."
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Actress Ryan Destiny has waited five years for audiences to finally see her play Olympic champion boxer Claressa Shields in Rachel Morrison's directorial debut.
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The "Emilia Pérez" and "Suspiria" choreographer tells IndieWire about arranging the dance scenes for Jacques Audiard, and why "we need an award for dancers and for choreography."
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For IndieWire, the actress talks playing the beloved sister character originated by Jennifer Carpenter.
Gracey also breaks down his decision to portray one of England's biggest pop stars as a CGI monkey: "If you do a musical, you are already starting in a place of heightened reality."
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The actress also tells IndieWire that her TV debut "The Idol" led her to find the "physicality and the emotion" necessary for "Nosferatu."
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