Stories By Ryan Coleman
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News
Black Christmas Director Sophia Takal on Her Story of ‘Misogyny, Lurking in the Shadows’
December 12, 2019Bob Clark’s Black Christmas, released days before Christmas 1974, largely invented the slasher genre. But what struck...
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News
How to Be Both: Antonio Banderas Gets a Long Overdue Retrospective Courtesy of New York’s Quad Cinema
September 19, 2019“Is there something more horrible than that? The selfie?” Antonio Banderas asks cheekily, a little tired,...
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Directing
Vita & Virginia: Director Chanya Button Discusses Making Bold Visual and Story Choices In Her Exploration of Queer Desire
September 6, 2019In 1924, while crossing the Tre Croci pass in the Dolomite Mountains of Northern Italy, the...
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News
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Strengthens Los Angeles’ Resurgent Film Scene with Their New Location Downtown
July 24, 2019Aren’t we all still mourning the loss of Cinefamily? The beloved, homegrown repertory theater in West...
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Directing
The Last Black Man in San Francisco: Joe Talbot Injects His Changing Home City’s History Into His Feature Debut
June 13, 2019Thora Birch shows up for a second at the end of The Last Black Man in...
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News
Defying the Expectations of Romcom: Long Shot Director Jonathan Levine on Portraying a True Relationship
May 9, 2019Jonathan Levine knows what you think about his movie. Schlubby guy, gorgeous woman. He’s funny, was...
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Interviews
Was Lost, But Now It’s Found: Alan Elliott on Completing the 1972 Aretha Franklin Music Doc Amazing Grace
April 4, 2019Among the many disparate and overlapping interested parties—lovers of soul, lovers of concert documentaries, Sydney Pollack...
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News
Brooklyn’s Better: Lytehouse Studio Offers Cutting-Edge Production Facilities Without Skyline-High Manhattan Rates
March 7, 2019Even back then cheap apartments were hard to find in Manhattan,” says Peter MacNicol during his...
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Interviews
Transit: Christian Petzold Connects Past and Present Europe in His Refugee Drama
March 7, 2019There is an incredible moment in Christian Petzold’s new film Transit where our hero Georg (played...
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Interviews
Mixed Media: Award-Winning Touch Me Not Explores Notions of Intimacy Through a Variety of Boundary-Pushing Methods
February 28, 2019Part documentary, part narrative feature, part research project, part autofiction, Romanian writer/director Adina Pintilie’s Touch Me Not rests...
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