How ‘Spider-Noir’ with Nicolas Cage created two versions of the series

The noir version of Spider-Man was created for a 2009 Marvel comic book, and later appeared in the animated film “Spider-Man: ...

Primer: The prolific perversions of Ken Russell

Over 50 years of filmmaking (and dozens of projects) gave flamboyant director Ken Russell plenty of time to fly his freak ...

Peter Wolf left one Boston art school to form the J Geils Band. Six decades later, he earned an honorary doctorate from another.

Wolf talked about painting, his upcoming record, a possible next book, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — and his honorary degree from MassArt. The post Peter Wolf left one Boston art school to form the J ...

Valeska Grisebach’s ‘The Dreamed Adventure’ Lands Five-Minute Ovation Following Cannes Premiere

German filmmaker Valeska Grisebach has returned to feature filmmaking with The Dreamed Adventure, which debuted in the Grand ...

Valeska Grisebach on Subverting the Western Genre in Cannes Palme d’Or Contender ‘The Dreamed Adventure’

At the start of German filmmaker Valeska Grisebach’s “The Dreamed Adventure,” a chiselled featured man rolls into a dusty ...

Léa Seydoux Pushes Boundaries Again with Two Shocking Cannes Films — She Could Win the Fest’s Best Actress Prize

Léa Seydoux tells IndieWire about two movies she starred in at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, 'Gentle Monster' and 'The ...

The myth of the tortured artist comes to a head in ‘Frank’

The 2014 dark comedy is a takedown of the “tortured artist” trope, although its legacy is often reduced to “that movie with ...