OCTOBER 27, 2022

'Peaceful' Review: Catherine Deneuve and a Real-Life Oncologist Star in an Overwrought French Cancer Drama Emmanuelle Bercot's uneven cancer drama casts Catherine Deneuve and Benoît Magimel opposite a sweet Mt. Sinai oncologist in a movie th … By David Ehrlich

'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' First Reactions: Marvel's 'Most Intimate and Heartfelt' Movie The "poignant and powerful" followup to 2018's "Black Panther" premiered Wednesday night to raves in Los Angeles.  By Samantha Bergeson	Yvonne Strahovski on Serena's 'Handmaid's Tale' Journey - and If She Will Ever Really Change The actor tells IndieWire about using her own childbirth as inspiration for Serena's big moment.  By Proma Khosla

'The Pale Blue Eye' Teaser: Christian Bale Joins Edgar Allan Poe in 1830s Serial Killer Mystery Robert Duvall, Gillian Anderson, Lucy Boynton, and Harry Melling also star in the Netflix historical thriller.  By Samantha Bergeson	Chris Licht Foreshadows CNN Layoffs in Memo to Staff CNN chief says there will be "noticeable change to this organization" over the "next several weeks."  By Tony Maglio

	'Bones and All': How Director David Gordon Green Landed Unexpected Role in Cannibal Romance The "Halloween Ends" director tells IndieWire about his (other) horror turn this year: a rare acting role in Luca Guadagnino's juicy latest.  By Kate Erbland
	After 'The Patient,' Let's Give Steve Carell an Award Already In a just world, the acclaimed actor's latest multifaceted performance would put an end to his unfathomable awards drought.  By Ben Travers
	Tony Hale Open to 8th Season of 'Veep': 'If I Can Do That Again I'm In!' "The Mysterious Benedict Society" star tells IndieWire about playing twins on the Disney+ series and the joys of working with friends.  By Kristen Lopez
	IDA Documentary Awards and Cinema Eye Honors Reveal Influential Feature Short and Long Lists The IDA Awards and Cinema Eye Honors shortlists show where the Oscar winds blow.  By Anne Thompson
	End of an Era: Netflix's Very First Original Series Is Going Away Next Month Stevie Van Zandt's Norwegian mob comedy "Lilyhammer" was a longterm lease; that deal expires (and will not be renewed) at the end of the mon … By Tony Maglio