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Katherine Propper's directorial debut repackages age-old tropes about the euphoric joys of youth with a sleek aura of Gen-Z authenticity.

In his latest foray into advertising, Wes Anderson commemorates a 100-year old pen from Montblanc and announces his own contribution to the luxury brand.

Galitzine, a musician himself, tells IndieWire about portraying a pop icon in "The Idea of You," where his first task was serenading Anne Hathaway for a chemistry read.

As Atlanta real estate mogul Charlie Croker, Daniels aimed for the fences. He's hilarious. And could get a third Emmy.

Director David Leitch tells IndieWire about going old school for "The Fall Guy" and how, while practical stunts didn't go away after "The Matrix," wire work and CGI changed the profession.