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IndieWire's Awards Editor Marcus Jones joins this week's edition of IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast to dish Emmy nominations — and the opening of "Eddington" this week in theaters.

Lynch’s creative process was every bit as unique as his films.

This week's "Screen Talk" podcast debates the new "Superman" and the New York Times' list of the 100 best movies of the century, and previews Lena Dunham's TV return.

With a new 4K restoration in theaters and a sequel on the way, the director tells IndieWire about his influential mockumentary and why all of his movies — from "Misery" and "When Harry Met Sally..." to "Stand by Me" — are personal.

Most VFX blockbusters take 2.5 years to make, but Edwards tells IndieWire he had just 15 months.

“I realized that I desperately wanted to direct it. I just felt scared of not knowing [how], I never went to film school. My only time making stuff on my own had been videos with my iPhone," Victor said on the Toolkit podcast.

This week's IndieWire "Screen Talk" podcast dishes on "F1," "Jurassic World: Rebirth," and interviews screenwriter David Koepp.

Yes, "F1" shot during actual races, and star Brad Pitt is sometimes driving, but that doesn’t fully explain how realistic footage of a fictional race team was integrated into the 2023-24 Formula One seasons.

Danny Boyle tells IndieWire about how the rage virus has evolved, the very tall MMA fighter cast as an Alpha called Samson, and more. Spoilers ahead!

On this week's episode of the IndieWire podcast, we also look at the state of animation with the upcoming "Elio" and the success of the live-action "How to Train Your Dragon."

Later on this week's episode of IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast, we also make some early Emmy picks as voting begins and debate some Governors Awards possibilities.

On this week's episode of IndieWire's podcast, we also preview "The Life of Chuck" and gander at whether exhibitors should be allowed in the Academy.