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Director Damon Cardasis talks scheduling nine-hour days to abide by regulations regarding young talent, weathering bad weather, and writing lyrics…
The Insult director Ziad Doueiri discusses his Hollywood influences, being shaped by war, and Beirut’s intrinsic sexiness.
John Trengove, director of The Wound, discusses facing controversy, directing actors in a foreign language, and why casting Xhosa men…
Ildikó Enyedi, writer-director of 2018 Best Foreign Language Film contender On Body and Soul, discusses Eastern European cinema, shooting with…
With a versatile arsenal of vintage lenses, In the Fade director Fatih Akin managed to create a Super 16mm aesthetic…
Described by Alberto Vazquez and Pedro Rivero as “a dark realist fable,” Birdboy: The Forgotten Children is a Spanish hand-drawn…
With Under the Tree, Icelandic Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson has mastered the improbable formula to produce amalgamations of universality with specificity.
Director Andrey Zvyagintsev discusses the link between the technical craftsmanship which rendered Loveless and the humanistic notions that drive it.
He was not shy about talking about his crimes, so talking to a famous “serial killer” about his crimes was…
Guillermo del Toro, Richard Jenkins, Doug Jones, Michael Shannon, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Octavia Spencer all share insights on making The…
Timothée Chalamet discusses his breakout performance in Call Me by your Name, a subtly erotic, summery and ethereal portrayal of…
In what has been hailed as a breakout performance, A Fantastic Woman's Daniela Vega bent her own painful memories into…
In Nora Twomey’s animated The Breadwinner, young Parvana dresses as boy, risking her life to carry out the most mundane…
Félicité director Alain Gomis talks strong female figures that refuse patriarchal values, and the dangers of foreign moviemakers imitating American…
Sidewalk Film Festival 2017: Where You’ll Find the True Progressive Heart of the South in Birmingham
After almost two decades, Sidewalk Film Festival 2017 continued to reshape the cultural landscape as a stronghold of inclusion in…
Gregory Kallenberg's Louisiana Film Prize fosters camaraderie and connections between filmmakers, judges, and the public at large.
Embracing his entrenched connection to those who fought and died during the AIDS epidemic in the ‘90s, director Robin Campillo
Francis Lee sat down with us at Sundance to discuss God's Own Country, why he doesn't do rehearsals and uses…
The Square director Ruben Östlund tells us about how he makes even the most deranged of situations ring true, his…
In a single a year Dublin-based actor Barry Keoghan has appeared in Lanthimos' film, as well as Christopher Nolan’s massive…
One of the most shocking and disheartening revelations of my research for Sex Trafficking is that the farther I went…
Fleming's debut animated feature Window Horses is a delicately crafted and heartwarming ode to borderless connections between people via creativity.
A self-made indie mogul, Nicolas López didn’t go to film school, has expanded the DIY model of his early works,…
It’s because of the times that School Life comes as a warm injection of optimism and as proof that there…