The powerful encore to one of faith-based cinema’s most successful films based on the true story behind hit song “Even If”; Explores themes of family, gratitude and faith “in the fire” LOS ANGELES — ...

Disneyland will soon let “foolish mortals” say “I do” at one of its most iconic backdrops. Beginning in July, the Haunted Mansion Courtyard will open for wedding ceremonies and vow renewals. The ...

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“I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning,” the next feature from BAFTA-nominated writer/director Clio Barnard (“Ali & Ava,” “Dark River”), has been bought for worldwide rights by Charades. The Paris-based ...

Adam Clayton-Holland, David Duchovny, Jay Duplass and Cooper Raiff visited the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to unpack one of the festival's most personal films. “I said in a lot of ...

Security camera footage that shows a silhouette of a person outside of Keith Caneiro’s rear garage door around the time he and his family were murdered in November 2018. A call from Keith’s brother, ...

Jay Duplass is back where he always wanted to be — behind the camera. In the early aughts, Jay and and his brother Mark exploded on the indie scene with low-budget mumblecore offerings like “Cyrus,” ...

Adapted from his own memoir by Adam Cayton-Holland, this winsome indie tracks a privileged family’s wildly avoidant, irrational behavior in the wake of a tragedy. Stop me if you’ve heard this one ...

(L-R) Skyler Bible, Lucy Boynton, Oliver Diego Silva, David Duchovny, Hope Davis, Ariela Barer and Cooper Raiff in 'See You When I See You' Sundance Institute | photo by Jim Frohna Somehow the ...

Kaitlyn Dever, David Duchovny, Hope Davis and Lucy Boynton also star in Jay Duplass’ ensemble piece based on stand-up comic Adam Cayton-Holland’s memoir about the loss of his sister. By David Rooney ...

The Internal Revenue Service will begin accepting and processing federal tax returns on Monday, Jan. 26, marking the start of the nation’s 2026 filing season, the agency announced in a news release.