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The surprise Golden Globe winner tells IndieWire why the industry remains "apprehensive" about his Donald Trump role, and he dishes on new indie projects with Mungiu and Justin Kurzel.

"All these people that criticize that they are not taking Mexican actresses [for the roles] are the people that don’t go to Mexican movies in Mexico," Paz told IndieWire.

"I had this huge wave of: 'My life is going to be over. I'm not going to be interesting anymore. No one is going to look at me anymore,'" Fargeat told IndieWire of the origins of her film.

Kormákur's Iceland base and family ties are his strengths as he navigates a global film and television career. "Touch" is shortlisted for the International Oscar.

The stars of the 2018 action hit tell IndieWire about reuniting for a sequel that's faster, funnier, and bigger than the original.

Garroni tells IndieWire about keeping sex worker characters grounded in "Sugar Baby" and trying to stay ahead of modern audiences.

The actor tells IndieWire what he's looking forward to fans seeing in the "Wicked" sequel.

Exclusive: The five main cast members of "Anora" sit down with IndieWire to talk immersing themselves in Sean Baker's world and the unexpected emotions of the film's key scenes.

The actor made waves by playing antihero Sofia Falcone in the HBO series, which she calls "a huge, grand, heightened opera" to IW.

After "The Fabelmans," LaBelle told IndieWire he was eager for more original films like "Snack Shack." Then Jason Reitman came calling and, as the actor recalls, "Who the hell in their right mind is ever going to turn down this movie?"

The director tells IndieWire how his 2005 film about Johnny Cash and June Carter gave him the confidence to insist on a risky approach to his Bob Dylan biopic.

The star of films like "Los Frikis," "Blink Twice," and "Hit Man" tells IndieWire that her recent success was spurred from filmmakers telling her "now, go for it."