JANUARY 05, 2023

Martin Scorsese: The 'Clouds Lifted' for Cinema's Future When I Saw 'TÁR' Scorsese praised Todd Field's "high-wire act" before bestowing upon him the Best Picture prize at Wednesday night's New York Film Critics Ci … By Ryan Lattanzio

'The Lying Life of Adults' Is Another Hypnotic Elena Ferrante Adaptation Following in the Netflix footsteps of “The Lost Daughter,” this Italian-language series tells one more story of tumultuous famil … By Steve Greene	'Aftersun' Director Charlotte Wells: Filming 'Under Pressure' Scene Was 'Completely Unbelievable and Crazy' "I think that is miraculously what people are responding to," Wells told IndieWire at the New York Film Critics Circle awards.  By Samantha Bergeson and Vincent Perella

Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Admits HBO Max Offers 'Subpar Consumer Experience' But they're working on it, Gunnar Wiedenfels said on Thursday. And oh yeah, all those content write offs are over and done with.  By Tony Maglio	Nicolas Winding Refn's 'Copenhagen Cowboy' Is a Beautiful Redundancy The "Drive" and "Neon Demon" director revisits his favorite motifs in a Netflix series that's too slow to divulge any fresh ideas.  By Ben Travers

	'Pacifiction' Trailer: Albert Serra's Tropical Epic Is the Art Movie of the Year Benoît Magimel stars in Albert Serra's critically revered film set in Tahiti.  By Samantha Bergeson
	4 Dark Horse Directors Who Deserve DGA Award Nominations Bill Hader ("Barry"), Ben Stiller ("Severance"), and Lucia Aniello ("Hacks") should be locks — and deservedly so — but thes … By Ben Travers
	Now That Roku Makes TVs, It's One Step Closer to an Amazon Makeover IndieWire swaps emails with Chris Larson, Roku's VP of retail strategy, who promises Roku TVs will provide an "experience rooted in delight. … By Tony Maglio
	Allison Williams Owns 'Nepo Baby' Title: 'It Just Means It's Not as Fun to Root for Me' "I can very easily get on people’s nerves," the "M3GAN" star admitted.  By Samantha Bergeson
	Rian Johnson Unveils His Next Whodunnit Mystery with 'Poker Face' Trailer - Watch Natasha Lyonne stars in the 10-episode Peacock series, which premieres January 26.  By Wilson Chapman