The "Rhythm Is a Dancer" writer/director talks about how she turned her frustrations over getting her movie seen into a marketing tool, and how she harnessed social media to make millions aware of her film.

The festival's artistic director walks IndieWire through this year's highlights and buzziest scoops, like the world premiere of Luca Guadagnino's "Artificial." Several titles are also seeking distribution out of NYFF, including Ira Sachs' AIDS-era New York City drama "The Man I Love."

The "Office" and "Hangover" actor is starting to embrace roles in which he's the grown-up in the room, like in the fact-based "The Stunt Driver," but that doesn't mean the silly stuff is behind him.

For two years after Travolta's breakout success in "Saturday Night Fever," Italian "discoploitation" knockoffs proliferated. Severin's new Blu-ray collection "Disco Italiana" collects three of the best.

After struggling to break through on the festival circuit, Matthew James Thompson packed his debut feature, "Handle With Care," into a mysterious case that's been bringing strangers together ever since.

The directing duo's development as artists and parents mirrored that of Annie Murphy and Cooper Raiff's characters.

The proposed decree divides oversight between an internal studio monitor, an independent trustee, state attorneys general, and a board of journalists. Here’s what each can do — and where their power stops.

In the Ali Hazelwood adaptation, Marsh plays best friend to leading lady Lili Reinhart, but she's no second fiddle. As the rising comedian tells IndieWire, she knows this kind of role is rare, and she really knows how to make it her own.