Onscreen, Women Are Giving Patriarchy The Pink Slip

This weekend's big release reminds us of another ode to the unsung heroes of filmmaking that didn't get the love it deserved when it came out over 40 years ago.

Michael Showalter and Nicholas Galtizine tell IndieWire how Apple's 1999 banger ended up in the movie. But it's not the first time a male comedy auteur has relied on her music to tell stories of women in romantic freefall.

Spoilers: Only Jerry Seinfeld — and the 1960s — could make this one happen.

Actress and filmmaker Francesca Scorsese tells IndieWire about her viral TikToks with her father and working with "Challengers" director Luca Guadagnino on HBO's "We Are Who We Are."

"The movie was received in a very harsh manner by a lot of critics," actor Gregg Henry told IndieWire of the 1984 cult classic.

San Francisco made a bid for Sundance, which is unlikely to show up there.