JULY 16, 2021

As IndieWire Turns 25, We're Spending the Rest of the Year Looking at the Future In 1996, our site captured a creative community in flux. Now, we're going to explore what the next quarter-century will look like.  By Dana Harris-Bridson

Wes Anderson's Favorite Movies: 35 Films the Auteur Wants You to See Watching Anderson's favorite movies provides a crash course in some of the best international films ever made.  By Zack Sharf	How One Reddit Community Is Finding the Next Generation of Screenwriters and Novelists From Zola's viral Twitter thread to Reddit, Hollywood is increasingly turning to self-published corners of the internet for IP.  By Chris Lindahl

'Fear Street Part 3: 1666' Review: Revenge Is Messy in Twisted Netflix Trilogy Bookend Showing glimpses of inspiration, Leigh Janiak closes out her trio of centuries-spanning horror stories with a chapter that succeeds more on … By Steve Greene	Glad, Mad, and More Feelings Sparked by the 2021 Emmy Nominations - TV Podcast Sure, "WandaVision" deserved 23 Emmy nominations. Why not?  By Libby Hill

	'Vortex' Clip: Gaspar Noé Reveals a Softer Side with Dario Argento in Split-Screen New Film Exclusive: Little is known about Noé's surprise new film, but it does take place entirely in split screen.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Loki': How the Theremin and Moog Synthesizer Musically Conveyed the God of Mischief Trapped in the TVA In addition to the spacey theremin, composer Natalie Holt was inspired by "A Clockwork Orange" and Wendy Carlos' Moog-infused score.  By Bill Desowitz
	How Documentaries Like 'No Ordinary Man' Reframe Trans History to Undo Past Harm With a dearth of archival footage to pull from, filmmakers Aisling Chin-Yee and Chase Joynt explain to IndieWire how they got creative to ho … By Jude Dry
	'Never Have I Ever' Season 2 Review: Netflix Series Doesn't Lose an Ounce of Humor "Never Have I Ever" Season 2 is just as delightful, funny, and relatable as Season 1 thanks, in large part, to its cast.  By Kristen Lopez
	'Ultra City Smiths' Trailer: AMC+ Concocts a Stop-Motion Delight from 'Patriot' Creator Steve Conrad creates a throwback to the film noir genre featuring Jimmi Simpson's Detective David Mills as a classic gumshoe... with a baby … By Kristen Lopez