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Book Review: Independent Female Filmmakers: A Chronicle Through Interviews, Profiles, and Manifestos
Michele Meek's Independent Female Filmmakers: A Chronicle Through Interviews, Profiles, and Manifestos provides new perspectives on past moviemaking eras.
Dan Callahan's latest book, The Art of American Screen Acting, 1912-160, offers a modern perspective on a classic moviemaking era.
Topology of Sirens follows Cas, a woman who discovers a hidden collection of microcassette tapes and ventures off on a journey to…
To create the sets of The Souvenir, writer-director Joanna Hogg replicated her former apartment from memory inside an aircraft hangar.
To make Claire Denis’ science-fiction saga High Life in multiple formats, DP Yorick Le Saux mixed meticulous prep with moments…
Iconoclast Bret Easton Ellis has nothing to hide as he shares screenwriting stories, cautionary career tales, and an unflinching belief…
Lawrence Ribeiro’s Action Realism: The Art of Action goes beyond its scope as a technical production manual to become a…
In Liberating Hollywood, Maya Montañez Smukler chronicles an era in which pant legs were wide and the gender gap even…
In Shoot From the Heart, Diane Bell presents her unconventional path as a viable option for aspiring moviemakers to get…
Nayman's The Coen Brothers presents a full-scale analysis of their 17 films, with each chapter dedicated to a different film.