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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By: Kate Erbland
Spoilers: The new spin on "Dracula's Daughter" leaves the coffin open for further fanged adventures. Its star tells us why she wants exactly that.
By: Kate Erbland
"I feel weird about this rejection to musicals, because before, every movie was a musical, and they loved them and they were great, I don't know what happened that the tide turned," the "In the Heights" star tells IndieWire.
By: Ryan Lattanzio, David Ehrlich, Kate Erbland
From indies from fresh faces to favorite IP getting a 2024 burnish, here are the movies we're most looking forward to starting this summer, including a few we've seen and love.
By: Kate Erbland
Interview: Producer Kelly McCormick tells IndieWire how test screenings, Swifties, and her own taste resulted in the standout scene.
By: Kate Erbland
Everyone is (understandably) nuts over Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' pulsating original score, but a 1987 Springsteen banger about how hard it is to be in love provides a different kind of insight.
By: Kate Erbland
Hannah Marks tackles Green's most insular book, following a young woman with OCD and a world ill-equipped to deal with her.
By: Kate Erbland
The Anne Hathaway- and Nicholas Galitzine-starring film is still very sexy, but Showalter explains how some clever tweaks turned it into a "Notting Hill"-esque outing that audiences already adore.
By: Kate Erbland
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By: Kate Erbland
"The Fall Guy" producer — and maybe-muse for Emily Blunt's character — talks to IndieWire about record-breaking stunts, James Bond rumors, changing that Oscar conversation, and why you can't fake it.
By: Kate Erbland
As the "Back to Black" filmmaker readies to bring her Winehouse biopic to America after a successful start in the UK, she tells IndieWire about how the audiences (and press) feel different.
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