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Katie Holmes’ roles in The Ice Storm and Dawson’s Creek made her a star almost as soon as she started […]

Willie Nelson & Family, the new five-episode docu-series by co-directors Thom Zimny and Oren Moverman, is made to feel % “like a conversation with Willie.”

With Monster and Monsters and Men, Kelvin Harrison Jr. has made his acting choices an extension of his activist voice. Revisiting his packed 2018 Sundance.

As a misfit teen in Trey Edward Shults’ Waves, Taylor Russell steals the movie, despite sharing it with two of this generation’s most lauded young actors.

Kasi Lemmons notes that Harriet doesn’t focus on the physical horrors of slavery, and the acclaimed director said that’s very much by design.

“I want to come away with half the character, and hope the character comes away with half of me,” says Wild Rose star Jessie Buckley of her breakout role.

Growing up on the sets of iconic TV series, Grace Van Patten learned how to make every role memorable, no matter how large or small. Visit our website to know more about Grace Van Patten and her movies.

Jeremy Saulnier is back with Hold the Dark, an Alaska-set thriller surrounding the search for a young boy who may have been taken by wolves.

In tragic roles for troubling times, Kelvin Harrison Jr. has made his acting choices an extension of his activist voice.

Cuba and the Cameraman director Jon Alpert’s film journalism has taken him all over the globe, as he’s provided groundbreaking coverage of pivotal events.

Brett Morgen uses new interviews with Jane Goodall and old audio recordings of her work score to tell the story of the legendary primatologist.

Danny Strong has won two Emmys, two WGA Awards, and a PGA Award. But the J.D. Salinger biopic Rebel in the Rye is his first feature film.

Drake Doremus, Ben York Jones and Matthew Gray Gubler reflect on the pretty astounding feat of getting Newness to Sundance 100 days after starting to shoot.