SEPTEMBER 15, 2022

5 Techniques from the Films of Jean-Luc Godard That Changed Cinema The many reasons why Godard is part of the Histoire(s) du cinéma.  By Sarah Shachat and Jim Hemphill

'Atlanta' Season 4 Heads Home to Assess the Past and Plan for the Future In the final season's first three episodes, Earn & Co. return to Atlanta after a successful European tour, but fame and fortune don't ta … By Ben Travers	TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey Makes the Case for the Return of Crowded Movie Theaters During a live recording of IndieWire's Screen Talk podcast, Bailey made a surprise appearance to address the return of the international sce … By Eric Kohn

Jennifer Kaityn Robinson Rewrote Sarah Michelle Gellar's 'Do Revenge' Dialogue as 'Cruel Intentions' Sequel Writer-director Robinson tells IndieWire she imagined Gellar's turn as a prep school principal as an homage to the iconic 1999 film. It's no … By Samantha Bergeson	Jimmy Kimmel Apologizes to 'Abbott Elementary' Creator Quinta Brunson for 'Dumb' Emmys Skit "They said that I stole your moment, and maybe I did," Kimmel said. "I'm very sorry if I did do that."  By Samantha Bergeson

	'This Won't Be the Last': Why Don Lemon Is Only Chris Licht's First Big Move at CNN "Don Lemon Tonight" and "New Day" had to go. So what did Chris Licht do? He combined the two.  By Tony Maglio
	'The African Desperate' Review: A Radical Indie Art School Odyssey The artist Martine Syms injects her radical vision into a reimagining of her MFA experience in her innovative feature debut.  By Susannah Gruder
	'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power': Turning the Mines of Moria Into the Halls of Khazad-dûm Production designer Ramsey Avery tells IndieWire about designing one of the great cities of Middle Earth's Second Age off the inspirations o … By Sarah Shachat
	How Maya Hawke Went from 'Stranger Things' to 'Strangers on a Train'-Inspired 'Do Revenge' Hawke and "Do Revenge" director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson dished on both Netflix projects to IndieWire.  By Samantha Bergeson
	'Better Call Saul' and More All-Time Great TV Shows That Won Zero Emmys "The Wire," "BoJack Horseman," "Star Trek," "New Girl," "It's Always Sunny," and more top this list of infamous snubs by the Television Acad … By Alison Foreman