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Mangold explains how Timothée Chalamet made Bob Dylan his own, from pandemic guitar practice to socially awkward extreme honesty.
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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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The intense perfectionist behind "The Northman" and "The Lighthouse" tells IndieWire how he made the vampire tale his own.
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"Nickel Boys" stars Ethan Herisse and Brandon Wilson, in conversation with IndieWire, give their point of view on helping execute director RaMell Ross's vision for the Colson Whitehead adaptation.
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As Erzsébet Tóth, Jones is the heart of Brady Corbet and Mona Fastvold's staggering epic. Ahead, the Golden Globe-nominated actress walks IndieWire through three essential scenes.
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Swiss director Tim Fehlbaum talks to IndieWire about making the journalism thriller set on the eve of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.
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Brody, in an interview with IndieWire, lets his emotions fly when talking about his role as a Hungarian architect in Brady Corbet's epic.
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The pair tell IndieWire that their Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards nominated track for "The Last Showgirl" came together at the last minute, with the help of Jamie Lee Curtis.
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The star of the riveting "September 5" revels in research and hands-on experiences, but as he tells IndieWire, his interest in authenticity doesn't include going "Method," the very "antithesis" of what he's striving for.
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Delpero's gorgeous Silver Lion winner represents Italy in the Oscar race, and here she describes how she found the leads to tell this pastoral World War II story.
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The filmmaker's third film has altered star Pamela Anderson's life, but as Coppola tells IndieWire, the feature also pushed her to tap into her own strengths and really "learn to trust herself."
