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There’s a slogan that goes around the city that hosts the SXSW Film Festival that’s on T-shirts, posters, and bumper stickers: “Keep Austin Weird.” The three films in this dispatch are doing their ...

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Throughout the year, IndieWire asks cinematographers with films premiering at major festivals to tell us what formats, ...

The discovery is the first since 2013, when nine missing episodes were found in the storeroom of a television relay station ...

You may recognize Jonathan Djob Nkondo’s work from animated projects like the surreal sci-fi series Scavengers Reign or the recent Gorillaz short film The Mountain, The Moon Cav ...

From gritty urban dramas like Taxi Driver to groundbreaking sci-fi such as A New Hope, these are some of the most influential 1970s films.

Marvel Television's highly anticipated VisionQuest TV series—the conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy—has found its composer, and we'll get a preview of it a couple of months from now.

The heyday of the multiplex and the video store gave us some of the best movies ever committed to celluloid. Here are 21 ...