Ryan Lattanzio is a Deputy Managing Editor at IndieWire. He covers a wide range of topics within arts and entertainment, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, and cultural movements, as well as theater and pop culture. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ARTnews, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Movies UK, among others.
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By: Ryan Lattanzio
Pope of Trash, meet the king of compulsively watchable cable television. As Ryan Murphy heads into the Emmy season with “Love Story: John F.
Waters and Murphy sat down at the Provincetown International Film Festival to talk everything from bad reviews to Kim Kardashian. ad
By: Ryan Lattanzio, Anne Thompson
As we suspected last week, “Artificial,” the hot-potato Sam Altman movie that was ditched by Amazon, has been sold to Neon , the indie distributor
By: Ryan Lattanzio
As horror proves the dominant player at the 2026 box office , it's now also taking over the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.
By: Ryan Lattanzio
While the trailer for the romantic-triangle drama “ The Sun Never Sets ” ends in one of those swirling montages set to music that makes you want to
By: Ryan Lattanzio
Nigerian-British filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah's name and work rarely factor into lists and reappraisals of the best films of the 1990s . Her rarely
By: Ryan Lattanzio
Awards Editor Marcus Jones joins IndieWire's Screen Talk podcast to break down the 2026 Primetime Emmy nominations.
By: Ryan Lattanzio
The most sublimely beautiful and strange movie you're likely to see in theaters this summer isn't a new release — it's from 1998, and in U.S. theaters for the first time nearly three decades later.
Ngozi Onwurah's Afrofuturist dystopia 'Welcome II the Terrordome' speaks even more to 2026 than it did to 1994. Watch the 2K restoration trailer.
By: Ryan Lattanzio
The American Film Institute is now accepting applicants for its storied AFI DWW+ program for the class of 2028, as IndieWire exclusively shares.
