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Crossing the Line: Andrzej Wajda, Pioneer of the Personal and Political in Polish Cinema (1926—2016)
Andrzej Wajda, the powerhouse purveyor of Polish cinema with a celebrated knack for devastating depictions of war-torn Europe, passed away on Monday at 90.
Defying the Nazis: Sharps’ War co-director Ken Burns goes deep on documentary as mode, medium and mediator between past, present and future.
Criterion Crash Course, our series on new Criterion Collection titles, draws moviemaking lessons from the Coen Brothers’ directorial debut, Blood Simple.
Eduardo Sánchez and Simon Barrett share a conversation on making each of their Blair Witch films and horror’s promise as an entry point for independents.
Alongside our new series Criterion Crash Course, MovieMaker is giving away one new Criterion title each week! To enter, the process is easy.
“It’s an Oliver Stone movie about Oliver Stone, but in the form of a book.” That’s how Matt Zoller Seitz described The Oliver Stone Experience to Stone.
In the spirit of Werner Herzog’s exploratory futurism, here are three things his doc Lo and Behold can teach moviemakers about our new media landscape.
MovieMaker’s Crowd Funder of the week is Stuck., a comedy about personal growth and relationships from Jillian Armenante, David Mickel, and Heather Turman.
Ask distributors, and you’ll get all sorts of answers—including at least one of these catchphrases about the horror distribution landscape.
