When creator Erin Foster was planning her next TV project, she thought of her own life. Then she added a rabbi.

Actors Marisa Abela and Adam Levy, director Isabella Eklöf, and creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay tell IndieWire all about the pivotal, shocking moment.

The HBO financial drama has never shied away from big swings, but Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's latest premiere sets an incredible pace for a third season that "just goes for it."

As the director's 2021 masterpiece makes its Criterion debut, Jenkins looks back on his first TV series, Amazon's controversial original release, and the unique power of long-form storytelling.

"We were all babies together when we made the movie and we’ve all grown; there's something really amazing about getting to express that growth through these characters," the "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off" star said of our IndieWire Spark award winners.

The author of "The Expatriates" praises the series' writer and director, Lulu Wang, saying, "My novel was simply the jumping off point for Lulu's expansive vision."

The star, writer, producer and creator shared how her comedic mystery got started, why it belongs on Detroit's Mount Rushmore of entertainment, and what's so shocking about Phylicia Rashad's role.

The star behind "Shogun's" double-dealing fan-favorite broke down when Yabushige and Blackthorn first began their complex relationship (and it may be later than you think).

Playing Jackson Lamb in the spy series is a dream role for the Oscar-winner, and he plans to stick with it as long as "Apple keeps us on the air."

"My favorite [tweet] was like, 'For some strange reason, I'm really attracted to Carrie Coon' — it's not very nice, but it's kind of funny!"

"Whenever you have the opportunity to work with a friend, and you know they're going to deliver," Goggins said to IndieWire, "you make your phone call to your friend."

"Shows about the world ending have been made for a hundred years," Goggins tells IndieWire. "Now, given how scary things are, [we can] explore this bleak reality with humor and talk about things going on in the world."