OCTOBER 02, 2020

Kirsten Johnson Defies the Documentary with 'Dick Johnson Is Dead' In a conversation with director Mike Mills, he tells her: "That was a rock Kirsten just threw through my screen."  By Anne Thompson

'Possessor': Why Andrea Riseborough Wanted to Wear a Fake Penis for the Year's Craziest Sex Scene The British actress is unafraid of dark, freaky places, and her sexually charged, ultra-violent latest film is no exception.  By Ryan Lattanzio	Your Docuseries Is Broken - TV Podcast No one is saying it's an easy job, but the key to a great docuseries might be in the editing.  By Libby Hill

'Totally Under Control' Trailer: Alex Gibney Uncovers Trump's Coronavirus Failings in New Doc Alex Gibney's latest documentary takes aim at the Trump administration's inability to deal with a pandemic that has killed 200,000 Americans … By Tyler Hersko	New Movies: Release Calendar for October 2, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!  By Kate Erbland

	The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in October 2020 Radha Blank's "The 40-Year-Old Version" and Kirsten Johnson's "Dick Johnson Is Dead" lead an eclectic month of Netflix Originals.  By David Ehrlich
	Every IndieWire TV Review from 2020, Ranked by Grade from Best to Worst Yes, yes, Peak TV. It's troubling, we know. There, there, sssshh. Let us offer some assistance in determining what to watch so far in 2020.  By Kristen Lopez and Steve Greene
	'The Witches' Trailer: Zemeckis Reimagines Roald Dahl with Anne Hathaway and Guillermo del Toro Warner Bros. is pivoting "The Witches" to an HBO Max release this month, just in time for Halloween.  By Zack Sharf
	Roger Deakins and Josh Brolin Discuss Why Villeneuve's 'Sicario' Is Superior to 'Soldado' Josh Brolin reprised his role in the 2018 "Sicario" sequel, but Deakins and director Denis Villeneuve did not return.  By Zack Sharf
	How David Fincher Apologized for Replacing 'Social Network' Actor with Armie Hammer's Face Josh Pence went through countless auditions to play a Winklevoss, then he found out he'd only be a body double.  By Zack Sharf