MARCH 31, 2023

'Yellowjackets' Episode 2 Hits a Point of No Return Hunger, worry, and skepticism persist.  By Proma Khosla

There's One Thing That Would Make Jason Blum Quit the Industry In a wide-ranging conversation for IndieWire's Screen Talk, the veteran producer shared his vision of the film business and his big plans fo … By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson	'I Just Want Those Old Versions to Die Forever': Gregg Araki Restores 'Doom Generation' to His Original Vision After distributor-mandated edits, bad transfers, and a "Blockbuster cut," Araki's 1995 cult classic is finally hitting theaters the way he i … By Jim Hemphill

'Drive My Car' Director Ryūsuke Hamaguchi's 'Passion' Makes U.S. Premiere After 15 Years - Watch the Trailer Exclusive: The 2008 film stars Fusako Urabe and Aoba Kawai as a couple whose engagement announcement brings up past infidelities.  By Samantha Bergeson	Teyana Taylor Felt Her Remarkable Role in 'A Thousand and One' Was Written Just for Her "I treated it as if it was mine to lose," the performer told IndieWire. "I was like, 'I definitely think it's something that's already writt … By Jude Dry

	New Movies: Release Calendar for March 31, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films This week: dungeons, dragons, honor, thieves, and some of the best indie films the year has to offer.  By Kate Erbland
	John Vanco Leaving IFC Center for Netflix to Run Paris, Egyptian, and Bay Theaters The longtime general manager of the New York arthouse institution will head up Netflix's theaters in New York and Los Angeles.  By Christian Blauvelt
	'Murder Mystery 2' Review: Sandler and Aniston Try to Crack the Case of Netflix's Background Noise Loop It's no mystery that Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston's sequel will hit number one on the streamer, but will anyone actually be watching?  By Samantha Bergeson
	'Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now' Review: Scottish Pop Star's Netflix Doc Pretends to Open Up The UK hitmaker isn't afraid to go deep, but Joe Pearlman's documentary doesn't embrace the same level of honesty.  By Kate Erbland
	Florence Pugh 'Abused' Herself for 'Midsommar' Role: 'I Felt Immense Guilt' "I'd never played someone that was in that much pain before," the Oscar nominee said of the 2019 Ari Aster film.  By Samantha Bergeson