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Richard Linklater’s ‘Breathless’ Homage ‘Nouvelle Vague’ Being Pursued By Multiple Buyers For Domestic
Multiple domestic buyers are in the mix to buy Richard Linklater’s Breathless homage, Nouvelle Vague, which launched to warm ...
Cannes 2025: Linklater’s film is a winsome homage to Godard
Richard Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ imagines the making of ‘Breathless’, one of the most influential films in cinema history ...
BRIAN VINER's Cannes round-up: Triumphant debutants - and a turkey or two
The 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival has had its usual share of happy surprises and crushing disappointments.
Book Publisher Rise Literary Moves Into Podcasting With ‘Write The Good Fight’
EXCLUSIVE: Can writing change the cultural conversation? That’s one of the questions that a new podcast from publishing ...
Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Winners: Iraqi Film ‘The President’s Cake’ Clinches People’s Choice Audience Award
Iraqi director Hasan Hadi’s first feature The President’s Cake has won the second edition of the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight ...
The Race for the Palme d'Or
The nineteen minutes of applause that greeted the other night "Sentimental Value," the Bergman-esque film by Joachim Trier about a dysfunctional family of artists guarding a secret, are securing ...
Martin Short on His Favorite Scene from ‘Only Murders’ and Where Jiminy Glick Should Go Next
The six-time Emmy nominee for Hulu's hit comedy spoke to IndieWire about the brilliant Season 4 guest star who made every ...
Feinberg on Cannes: Oscar Contenders Emerging From First Half Include ‘Nouvelle Vague’ and Jennifer Lawrence for ‘Die My Love’
Meanwhile, Focus’ The Phoenecian Scheme, the latest work of whimsy from Wes Anderson, is dryly amusing and features his usual ...
Cannes 2025 Palme d'Or Contenders Ranked: Who Could Win the Top Prize?
Neon now looks primed to win the company’s sixth consecutive Palme d’Or with multiple contenders in its war chest. Beyond ...
‘Urchin's Frank Dillane On Working With First-Time Director Harris Dickinson: He "Knows What He Wants, I Was Very Impressed By That" – Cannes Studio
Harris Dickinson. Screenwriter: Harris Dickinson. Logline: The story follows Mike (Frank Dillane), a rough sleeper in London, ...
‘Yes’ Review: Nadav Lapid’s Furiously Orgiastic Satire of Modern Israel Asks How People Can Live Normally
Cannes: A submissive pianist is hired to write propaganda music in Nadav Lapid’s latest — and most scorching — portrait of ...
‘Jane Austen Wrecked My Life’ Is the French Romantic Confection We Need Now
INTERVIEW: French writer Laura Piani tells IndieWire how she used her directorial debut as a modern take on Austen's smart ...