Ahead of the Venice premiere of "The Order," the Australian filmmaker also tells IndieWire why he regretted "Assassin's Creed."

For her first blockbuster role, the actress and filmmaker landed a juicy part in the latest "Alien" film. She tells IndieWire how exactly she got into character as a tough-talking pilot who catches the eye of some extraterrestrial baddies.

Two rookie filmmakers tell IndieWire how they took eight years to shoot a heartbreaking father-daughter dance.

Sofia Coppola, Gus Van Sant, Noah Baumbach, Jonathan Glazer, and today’s best cinematographers reflect on the giant hole in the heart of cinema that was left when Harris Savides died in 2012.  

The writer/director of the latest chapter in the 'Alien' saga talks about learning from — and pushing back against — the filmmakers who came before him.

Free advice: Don't get way too high on cold medicine before watching a trippy aughts thriller about serial killer Vincent D'Onofrio turning people into dolls.

"There wasn't spoiler culture, at least as much as there is now, back in the late 1990s," Osment told IndieWire, while also discussing how Hollywood greed is "burning down this industry that you love."

The "Jackpot!" director tells IndieWire about emulating Howard Hawks with his wide-spanning filmography, including his upcoming (and rule-bending) "A Simple Favor 2."

The Grateful Dead percussionist's lifelong pursuit of vibrations has led him to collaborate with everyone from Bob Dylan to Francis Ford Coppola. With a new documentary premiering tonight, he tells IndieWire why he can't stop chasing the beat.

"So many people have come up to me after screenings of that movie, and because they’ve been abused, it’s so, so triggering," Araki told IndieWire of his 2004 indie landmark starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a victim of childhood sexual abuse.

Michael Mann goes into detail about reaching for a distinctly digital aesthetic in the 2000s, and pushing the boundaries of a nascent technology to create something new.

"There’s no way you could ever get away with any of this today," Hathaway, who spent twice a week in a tanning bed on set and once broke his back during an intense stunt, tells indieWire for the film's 40th anniversary.