AUGUST 19, 2022

The Best Films of the '90s: Edgar Wright, Lulu Wang, Bill Hader, John Boyega, and More Share Their Picks Do you love the cinema of the '90s? So do dozens of your favorite directors, writers, producers, and stars, all of whom shared their lists w … By David Ehrlich

'House of the Dragon' Review: HBO's Devout 'Game of Thrones' Prequel Rarely Roars to Life A tale of ruinous misogyny (nevertheless shaped by its men), the Targaryen-led spinoff leans hard on "GoT" customs without forging much of i … By Ben Travers	Dogme 95 Was the Last Great Filmmaking Movement '90s Week: Even though it was kind of a joke, these gritty digital video undertakings were essential challenges to commercial cinema.  By Eric Kohn

'Rap Sh!t' Director Explains the Trick to Filming Onscreen Phone Scenes Director Amy Aniobi walks IndieWire through the challenges of filming a show to look like social media, as well as crafting "sexy" love scen … By Proma Khosla	2023 Oscars Predictions: Who Will Win at the Academy Awards? Follow along for predictions on what films will make an impact at the 2023 Oscars.  By Marcus Jones

	New Movies: Release Calendar for August 19, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Do you want to watch Idris Elba fight a lion? Alison Brie toil in a fake Olive Garden? Catch up on the adventures of Esther the "orphan"? He … By Kate Erbland
	'Better Call Saul' Found the Perfect Way to Make 'Breaking Bad' Part of Its Goodbye The show was always about a battle between past and future, something that let it embrace its predecessor without being defined by it.  By Steve Greene
	How 'Dragon Ball: Super Hero' Became This Weekend's Widest Release Idris Elba fights a lion at 3,500 theaters, while a Japanese anime gets 4,000 screens.  By Tom Brueggemann
	Cineworld, Owner of Regal Cinemas, Will File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - Report The second largest exhibitor in the world is expected to file in the coming weeks in both the U.S. and the U.K.  By Samantha Bergeson
	How 'The Great' Costume Design Makes Fashion a Matter of State Costume designer Sharon Long tells IndieWire how Season 2's costumes put each character in their place.  By Sarah Shachat