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James Gray, IndieWire favorite and director of the new film "Paper Tiger," joined Anne and Ryan at the Virginia Film Festival for an entertaining chat about cinema past and present. Gray reveals why he cast Adam Driver for his danger, the origins of his interest in working class stories, tales from his first time at the Venice film festival, his hot takes on Letterboxd, why he hates the pause button, and why cinema doesn't get the respect it deserves as an art form.
Read our full review of "Paper Tiger" - https://www.indiewire.com/criticism/movies/paper-tiger-movie-review-james-gray-1235194211/
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The busy fall festival season is upon us, and Anne and Ryan are traveling around the world to give us a peek at the best films on offer. They discuss why this year is being called a "quiet Venice," what to expect out of Toronto, Telluride, New York Film Festival, and more before breaking down the n…
Screen Talk co-hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio dish on the latest box office, news on the Warnermount front, the greatness of Anne Hathaway, and more.
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We are honored to be joined by returning guest Cameron Bailey, the president of the Toronto International Film Festival. He runs through the highlights of the festival's lineup and gives us the scoop on what not to miss. But first Anne is joined by IndieWire Senior Business Reporter Brian Welk to e…
IndieWire's Screen Talk co-hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio walk you through the best and worst of the fall festivals so far as Telluride and Venice wrap up. Which movies earned their ovations, and which have a shot at continuing into the awards season?
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IndieWire's Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio review Ridley Scott's new post-apocalyptic survival drama "The Dog Stars," as well as the film almost scrapped for a tax break, "Coyote vs ACME." They also break down the first round of international oscar submissions, parse the impact Mark Ruffalo's pol…
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