SEPTEMBER 14, 2023

'Dumb Money' Isn't Over - Inside the Push to Make the Fact-Based Dramedy, Even as the Story Was Still Unfolding Director Craig Gillespie and screenwriters Rebecca Angelo and Lauren Schuker Blum take IndieWire into the making of their crazy, ripped-from … By Kate Erbland

'The History of the Minnesota Vikings' Pushes Documentaries - and Google Earth - to New Storytelling Heights What do sports, graphs, and feelings all have in common?  By Sarah Shachat	Alex Gibney Feared Paul Simon's Reputation, but Was Touched by His Vulnerability While Making New Doc The filmmaker explains why "In Restless Dreams" devoted three-and-a-half hours to the songwriting master's musical process — and why … By Anne Thompson

'Seven Veils' Review: Amanda Seyfried Stars as an Opera Director in Crisis in Atom Egoyan's Muddled Drama TIFF: The filmmaker reunites with his “Chloe” star for an opaque drama about the slippage between art and life.  By Natalia Winkelman	Drew Barrymore's Co-Head Writer Speaks Out: Return of Daytime TV 'Will Prolong the Strike' "[I] would love to see the show stand in solidarity with us," co-head writer Cristina Kinon said, "and it’s not too late."  By Samantha Bergeson

	Martin Scorsese's Favorite Movies: 70 Films the Director Wants You to See Movies from the U.S., India, South Korea, Senegal, Italy, and more make up an impressive list of Scorsese's favorite films, including "A Tri … By Alison Foreman and Wilson Chapman
	Yes, the Properties on 'Selling the OC' Are Real - and They're Spectacular The docusoap combines the dramas of its real estate agent cast with jaw-dropping examples of ostentatious living to addictive effect.  By Stacy Lambe
	Cate Blanchett Makes a Holy Connection as a Nun in 'The New Boy' - Watch an Exclusive Clip TIFF: The Oscar winner stars in the Australian-set Warwick Thornton film, which premiered at Cannes and will screen in Toronto.  By Samantha Bergeson
	James Cameron, Guillermo del Toro, Michael Mann, and Roger Corman Heading to Beyond Fest 2023 Gregg Araki, Ron Howard, and Joe Dante are also among the filmmakers present for the Los Angeles genre fest, running September 26 to October … By Samantha Bergeson
	'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar' Trailer: Roald Dahl Short Is Wes Anderson at His Most Inventive Wes Anderson's "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" is the first of four Roald Dahl shorts Anderson will release — and he's already fi … By Ryan Lattanzio