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Foreign Contenders: Rahmatou Keïta on Financing Niger’s The Wedding Ring Entirely with African Funds
The woman behind the The Wedding Ring, journalist-turned-moviemaker Rahmatou Keïta, tells us about Niger's first ever entry for the Best…
Bob Murawski discusses editing a final version of The Other Side of the Wind that reflects Orson Welles' intended vision…
Watch this video essay to learn how Oscar-winning Blade Runner 2049 cinematographer Roger Deakins sources light and frames mise en…
With her Oscar-nominated Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig brings a fresh perspective to its central mother-daughter relationship, solidifying her ever-growing reputation…
With Christopher Nolan receiving his very first Oscar nomination for Best Director this year, we explore how the director's work…
With Phantom Thread giving Paul Thomas Anderson his first Best Director nomination since 2007, the American auteur has further cemented himself as…
The Oscar-nominated Logan deconstructs the superhero film and reinvents it to establish itself as representative of a time in which…
After weeks of on-and-off again snow, the sun finally emerged and just in time for the Boulder International Film Festival…
Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand has always maintained a healthy interest in socio-political satire, creating dozens of provoking films over six…
Academy Award winning writer/director Paul Haggis shares the most critical lessons he's learned while working as one of the top…
MovieMaker spoke to Melissa Leo, one of 2013's hardest-working actresses (she turned in performances in six of the year's releases,…
The Embassy of Kenya in the U.S. announced its support for Nairobi Half Life, a Kenyan film screening today as…
Every month, Interiors Journal dissects the floorplan of a film set to investigate the relationship between space and action. This