Alison Foreman

3 days ago | indiewire.com | Alison Foreman

A lot has changed since film lovers “saved” Scarecrow Video. This time last year, Seattle’s flagship video store — home to the world’s largest collection of physical media accessible to the public — was doomed to shut its doors. Now, the Lynchian landmark has over a million dollars in donations and new executive leadership. They’re shifting the focus from heroic Hail Mary finances to long-term sustainability, and not a moment too soon.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Alison Foreman

Generate Key TakeawaysA lot has changed since film lovers “saved” Scarecrow Video. This time last year, Seattle’s flagship video store — home to the world’s largest collection of physical media accessible to the public — was doomed to shut its doors. Now, the Lynchian landmark has over a million dollars in donations and new executive leadership. They’re shifting the focus from heroic Hail Mary finances to long-term sustainability, and not a moment too soon.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | David Ehrlich |Alison Foreman |Christian Zilko

Generate Key TakeawaysLet’s get this out of the way right from the top: Wes Anderson has never made a bad movie, and — in all likelihood — he probably never will. He’s too particular, too immaculate, too in command of his craft. Of course, the fact that he has always been so sure of himself only makes it more tempting to chart the progress of his career and to measure his films against each other.

5 days ago | me.mashable.com | Alison Foreman |Oliver Whitney

Pride is a time in which everyone under the LGBTQ umbrella is encouraged to come out and wave their flag in spectacular parades. But for every wild night out, we might need a cozy night in, perhaps with a movie that keeps the party going? Many a streaming service will make a rainbow show of their LGBTQ titles in June. Let us be your guide through the essentials, highlighting movies across Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO Max, Kanopy, and beyond.

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Alison Foreman

On June 5, the IndieWire Honors Spring 2025 ceremony will celebrate the creators and stars responsible for some of the most impressive and engaging work of this TV season. Curated and selected by IndieWire’s editorial team, IndieWire Honors is a celebration of the creators, artisans, and performers behind television well worth toasting. We’re showcasing their work with new interviews leading up to the Los Angeles event.