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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.

"You can kill all the nepo babies in the world, and you won’t solve the inequality problem," Torres, the daughter of Brazilian film legend Fernanda Montenegro, told IndieWire.

Gersten initially conceived of what would become her first film as a play, but as she tells IndieWire, the decade-long quest to make it turned out to be a blessing. With Pamela Anderson to boot.

The actors who play Joan Baez and Johnny Cash tell IndieWire how they tuned up their singing and guitar-playing skills — and, in Holbrook's case, the secret to playing a good, old-fashioned drunk.

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?"

It took real grit for Morrison to bring the true story of Flint, Michigan's own Claressa Shields to the big screen. And time, lots of time.

The filmmaker adapted and directed Rachel Yoder's novel of domestic discord into her own beast. She walks IndieWire through making a film that's about much more than a woman turning into a canine.

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."

"We need a lot more women in the film industry," said Rao, who's repping India at the Academy Awards ahead of next week's shortlists.

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.

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.

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."