APRIL 29, 2022

It Took Just 4 Days in Vegas to Make Movie Theaters Look Cool Again Our CinemaCon team reports on the new normal and why “Top Gun: Maverick” was worth the wait.  By Tony Maglio

Vanessa Bayer and Molly Shannon Embrace 'SNL' and Being Awkward at 'I Love That for You' FYC Event The two Cleveland natives starring on the new Showtime comedy reflected on feeling “so Midwestern” coming into “Saturday N … By Marcus Jones	The Only Exhibitor That Grew in the Pandemic Has Thoughts About What Theaters Must Do Next As theaters recover, Cinepolis CEO Alejandro Ramirez Mangana tells IndieWire how he maps the road ahead.  By Anne Thompson

'The Wobblies' Restored: Revolutionary 1979 Labor Union Doc Will Inspire a New Generation of Exploited Workers Stewart Bird and Deborah Shaffer’s portrait of America's most radical labor organization is an urgent reminder of what unions make pos … By Susannah Gruder	'The Staircase': Everything to Know About the Colin Firth-Led HBO Max Drama Everything you need to know about the case, the original docuseries, and the upcoming narrative show.  By Kristen Lopez

	As Movie Theaters Make a Comeback, Everyone's Watching Netflix's Next Move While CinemaCon showed studios projecting confidence in theatrical tentpoles, it remains unclear what the streaming giant will do next.  By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson
	'Crush' Review: Everyone's a Little Bit Queer in Hulu's Cutesy Gen-Z Rom-Com Disney stars Rowan Blanchard and Auli'i Cravalho grow up in a peppy young love story from an all-queer creative team.  By Jude Dry
	'Everything Everywhere All at Once': How Son Lux's Maximalist Score Fit Daniels' Multiverse Adventure Ryan Lott, Rafiq Bhatia, and Ian Chang tell IndieWire about taking inspiration from "The Matrix," writing for Randy Newman, and collaboratin … By Bill Desowitz
	'Anaïs in Love' Review: A Delightful French Twist on 'The Worst Person in the World' A spectacular Anaïs Demoustier leads this fizzy tale of a millennial who speeds through life as if she’s afraid that it might cat … By David Ehrlich
	Watch Robert Eggers Adapt Edgar Allan Poe in Early Short Film 'The Tell-Tale Heart' Exclusive: The project marked Eggers' first collaboration with longtime cinematographer Jarin Blaschke and editor Lousie Ford.  By Christian Zilko