For Toronto-based fans of the beloved physical media distributor, the just-opened Cinema Cellar is a must-shop. IndieWire stopped by on opening day.

The Australian romantic-comedy series returns with a third and final season that sees its central couple summoning the courage to decide what's right for them, even if it looks wrong to everyone else.

The director of "If I Tell You" says years of training on shows as varied as "American Horror Story," "Matlock," and "NCIS: Hawai'i" helped her develop a clear, precise visual language for her powerful debut feature.

Ahead of the Toronto International Film Festival, the "American Horror Story" star and first-time filmmaker talks directing a powerhouse coterie of actresses: not only Paulson, but also Naomi Watts and Dianne Wiest.

Exclusive: Marq Evans and Tamir Ardon's deep dive into the infamous Patterson-Gimlin film was an audience favorite at SXSW this year; on National Bigfoot Day, it will finally be unleashed in North American theaters.

Eivind Landsvik directed the Directors' Fortnight title that also stars Anders Danielsen Lie.

Venice: The Japanese genre auteur's approach to memory loss is more interested in slapstick than existential rumination, but that doesn't dampen his affection for his characters.

Exclusive: A hit out of Cannes, the film is Japan's entry for Best International Feature. It may go even further than that.

Venice: The French actor/filmmaker stars in Nanni Moretti's frothy comedy of romantic destiny, "It Will Happen Tonight," during a Venice Film Festival haunted by the ghost of "The Dreamers" director Bernardo Bertolucci across the programming.

Rooftop interviews in Tel Aviv play host to monstrous revelations about AI-assisted massacres.

The stunt performer-turned-filmmaker comes from the kind of Hollywood lineage that epitomized one essential ethos: put your audience inside your story.

The filmmaker told IndieWire that digital downloads suit his chaotic collecting habits just fine — but he also sympathizes with customers concerned they could lose access to media they’ve already paid for.

The wildly acclaimed Elizabeth Holmes documentary will play New York Film Festival on September 30.

TIFF: Picking up where the likes of "Aftersun" and "Personal Shopper" left off, Wollner's unforgettable third feature explores the modern world's changing relationship to death.

The MUBI release opens in New York and Los Angeles on October 23.

As Adult Swim spends September re-airing the shows that put it on the map in 2001, its original creators and execs tell IndieWire how an experimental programming block became one of the biggest counterculture brands of the 21st century.