Harrison Richlin
Harrison Richlin was previously IndieWire's Associate Editor of Future of Filmmaking.
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Writing, directing, and starring in her debut feature, Zhu wanted "Bunnylovr" to reflect all of her unique nuances.
In honor of "Hit Man," revisit the films of the laid-back auteur.
Film Review
Writer/director Dag Johan Haugerud received the 2025 Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear for his narratively intricate portrayal of youth, love, and the interior and exterior forces that drive us.
Make Yourself Available
Davis told IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking that when you're starting out, you not only have to be close to the action, but ready to dive in at a moment's notice.
Set Boundaries
Overeagerness can often ruin a career before it gets started.
Scripts and S'mores
Filmmaker Carlos López Estrada and his team of creative cohorts introduce IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking to their fellowship program, kicked off with a retreat to the woods near Lake Arrowhead.
Stay Flexible
Comedy has continued to transform since Kenney-Silver started in the '90s and early 2000s, but she's worked hard to adapt as well.
The 30-episode historical drama previously aired in China.
"The Brutalist," Brady Corbet's expansive exploration of a Hungarian architect's entry into America is but one of many stories that examines what it's like to start anew in a far off land.
No Shortcuts
Kenney-Silver started her career as part of the comedy troupe The State, where she figured out all the various aspects that go into a production.
Film Review
The New Zealand PM faced a range of crises, from a terrorist attack at a mosque in Christchurch to the COVID-19 Pandemic, all with grace and direct action.
Step by Step
Starring Garrett Hedlund, Brittany Snow, Stephen Lang, Raúl Castillo, Tramell Tillman, and Hamish Linklater, "Barron's Cove" follows a father seeking vengeance for the potential murder of his son.
