
‘Glaxo’ Review: Benjamín Naishtat’s Period Drama Revisits Argentina’s Dirty War In a Not-Quite-There Period Drama
Though handsome enough, the writer-director’s fifth film is a disappointment after his previous two films.
Latest headlines from IndieWire, covering entertainment, with clear attribution and direct links to the original publisher.

Though handsome enough, the writer-director’s fifth film is a disappointment after his previous two films.

For the 2026 Emmys, the "Hacks" actress talked about her legacy in Stars Hollow, reflected on sharing the screen with Jean Smart, and discussed embarking on a new chapter with CBS’s “Eternally Yours.”

The 2026 IndieWire Honors Pulse Award winner caught up with us on the Emmys carpet to chat about her next stunt — and the wave of ambitious storytellers bypassing Hollywood gatekeepers.

On the occasion of a new 4K UHD release, the director of "Mona Lisa" and "The Crying Game" looks back on one of his boldest projects: a sensual, provocative vampire film he made with Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and a young Kirsten Dunst.

Maiken Baird seeks to locate the famous Palestinian-American activist and cultural critic within a torrid political present.

Kate O'Flynn, Rhea Seehorn, and Matthew Rhys (twice!) comprised a field of Emmy winners tailor-made to thrill die-hard TV fans, but the telecast meant to honor them had other priorities.

The lengthy In Memoriam segment also confused a few attendees at the 2026 Emmys.

"Beef" Season 2 was clearly sacrificed to the eldritch power that haunts "Widow's Bay."

TIFF: The Polish director’s latest sets up a compelling moral morass but settles for easy answers to its thorny questions.

See all the winners of tonight's Emmy Awards, dominated by "The Pitt," "DTF St. Louis," and "Widow's Bay."

No two episodes of Katie Dippold's genre-bending series were alike, and the TV Academy recognized the creativity.

The HBO Max medical drama secured another victory in the category, cementing itself as the show to beat at future ceremonies.

TIFF: The Japanese genre legend brings some, but not enough, of his signature style to this yakuza neo-noir.

Steven Conrad's HBO series aced the top category at Monday night's Emmy Awards, besting fellow nominees "Beef" and "Love Story" — both of which were once considered frontrunners.

The Variety Series in 2026 was an "area award" able to recognize multiple nominees that received at least 90 percent of the vote.