Brian Welk is a Senior Reporter for IndieWire, with a focus on business. He has also written for various Yahoo platforms, including Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Movies UK, and Yahoo Finance UK. Brian's articles cover a range of topics, including film festivals, movie sales, industry trends, and celebrity news.
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Bridges also said on a podcast that he thought his de-aged self in 'Tron: Legacy' made him look like Bill Maher.
"Senna" is only one of the streamer's four big bets on LATAM — that's Latin American — productions this year.
With Sundance also potentially on the move, could Park City go from two winter festivals to zero?
By: Brian Welk
Danny and Michael Philippou will direct and write the original horror film "Bring Her Back," which begins filming this summer.
By: Brian Welk
The disgraced film mogul appeared in court today for a hearing, with the judge anticipating a trial to begin after Labor Day.
By: Brian Welk
"Bronx Zoo '90" adapts a series of articles from New York Post writer Joel Sherman about a last-place team that laid the groundwork for a dynasty.
The lawsuit from the former Nickelodeon showrunner claims the ID docuseries is a "hit job" and that his reputation has been "destroyed" by it.
By: Brian Welk
Slamdance president and founder Peter Baxter explains why the festival is moving to Los Angeles, saying Park City got too expensive for filmmakers.
Panelists on Runway's second annual AI International Film Festival talked about how generative tools have transformed their creative process forever.
The film starring Gary Oldman will premiere in competition for the Palme d'Or.
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