Mark Duplass

Exclusive: Ever wonder how a serial killer preps for a murder? Spoiler: There's more dancing and singing than you might imagine.

Shifting from a feature-length to half-hour format required Duplass to seek out unexpected touchstones.

"I had a really hard time being able to enjoy" them, Duplass said of his fellow actor/writer/directors.

Exclusive: Jeremy Power Regimbal directs and stars in the film based on Maggie Doyne's life as a guardian to over fifty Nepalese children.

The new Netflix series “Penelope” is the biggest gamble the Duplass Brothers have ever taken.

In Mel Eslyn and Mark Duplass' self-financed Sundance series, a 16-year-old girl flees to the woods by herself, hoping a path of self-reliance will better prepare her for the daunting future ahead.

Speaking with IndieWire's Vincent Perella on the Emmys red carpet, Duplass explains why Shudder may be the new Netflix and reflects on making his "Creep" films.

Exclusive: "Little Fires Everywhere" alum Megan Stott leads the Netflix show that co-stars Austin Abrams.

Mark Duplass, Katie Aselton, and their daughter Ora tell IndieWire about their film "Oh, Christmas Tree," why repertory theaters are key to gaining new audiences, and how short films can survive in a compressed time for films of all shapes.

"Crown Heights" breakout Asomugha writes, directs, produces, and stars in his directorial debut alongside Melissa Leo, Aja Naomi King, and Manny Jacinto.

The half-hour series, which is seeking buyers after wrapping production, will take viewers through a secret vault of tapes documenting the serial killer's many victims.

“TV is in trouble right now, the streamers are starting to realize their subscribers are going away and they're getting scared.”