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Dressed to Thrill
Director Robert Eggers' longtime costume designer Linda Muir tells IndieWire about crafting costumes for Lily-Rose Depp — and making all the buttons.
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."
Interview
Winslet tells IndieWire about starring as war photographer Lee Miller in Ellen Kuras' new film, which also yielded Winslet's first true producing stint.
TIFF
TIFF: The South African actor talks to IndieWire about adapting Alexandra Fuller's best-selling memoir that tells of African civil war from the POV of a child and her white farming family.
Interview
As the festival hit finally makes its way to bigger audiences, filmmaker Tremblay and star Gladstone reflect on its path — and where it will go next — with IndieWire.
Sundance
Through a wealth of rare archival material and rich interviews, Porter’s documentary lovingly chronicles an American treasure’s legacy.
Sundance
In imagining the Magical Negro trope as an actual occupation in a fictionalized world, filmmaker Kobi Libii aims to critique and deflate the stereotype — with wildly mixed results.
Costume designer Bina Daigeler and production designer Marco Bittner Rosser tell IndieWire about the intersection of art, expertise, and intellectualism occupied by Cate Blanchett's fictional composer.
Costume designer Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh tells IndieWire that she issued a warning to the woman responsible for the film's knitwear: "When you see these sweaters next, they might look a little different.”
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Influencers: The story of how Hudson collaborated with the "Respect" artisans to capture the essence of Aretha Franklin, and avoid the pitfalls of trying to impersonate an icon.
The DP talks about her year-long prep with Jane Campion to create the look and feel of “The Power of the Dog.”
Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran talks to IndieWire about working with Chanel, Kristen Stewart, and Pablo Larraín’s love for a pirate hat.
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