Kate Erbland is the Executive Editor of Film at IndieWire. She is a member of the New York Film Critics Circle and is based in both New York City and Vermont. Kate's work focuses on film reviews, interviews with actors and directors, and analysis of the film industry.
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Kate Erbland's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly independent films and Hollywood. She often provides reviews and event coverage. If you are part of the film industry or can provide insights into independent films, actors, or have expertise in movie reviews, she may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Kate Erbland
For every “Babygirl” (sexy, smart) and “The Idea of You” (sexy, fun), there is a “A Family Affair” (not sexy not smart, not fun). At least, that's
When Hallie Meyers-Shyer thinks about directors, she thinks about women — women like herself, or like her own mother, Nancy Meyers . When asked
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Ian McDonald's 'Woman of the Hour' script follows the 'Dating Game Killer.' He walks us through fact and fiction in Anna Kendrick's Netflix movie.
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I confess I had no idea that Richard Curtis — “Love Actually” and “About Time” filmmaker, “Bridget Jones” and “Notting Hill” screenwriter — had written a trio of quite charming kids' books about Christmas.
By: Kate Erbland
'You start feeling like your body can inflict damage,' the star of Ridley Scott's sequel said of the psychological changes his regime inspired.
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In “unstoppable marching of time” news, next year's Sundance Film Festival is a mere three months from kicking off.
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IndieWire tries to explain the 'Venom 3' post-credits scene — and makes a plea for post-credits scenes to end entirely.
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Put filmmaker Hannah Peterson on a film set, and she'll know how to do most jobs. Director, writer, editor? Check, check, check. Actor?
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SCAD Savannah Film Festival winners include "Los Frikis," "Champions of the Golden Valley," and many more. See the full list.
By: Kate Erbland
Even with its theatrical release date nearly two months off — December 20, for those keeping track — Brady Corbet's massive epic “The Brutalist” has
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