Few other cities in modern times defy easy narrative as Los Angeles does. Intoxicating and infuriating in equal measure, it…
Growing up amidst the dilapidated colonial farmhouses and graveyards that lined his neck of New Hampshire, Robert Eggers was plagued…
"Strategically subversive:" That’s probably the term that gets closest to labeling Rick Alverson’s filmmaking. He sometimes refers to film as…
With a penchant for clever, funny stories that deviate from genre conventions, Chilean moviemaker Sebastian Silva has bewildered and enthralled…
Craig Zobel began his career as an assistant director, production manager and co-producer on such films as David Gordon Green's George…
If the phrase “independent film” has in recent years felt problematic to you, with one-time rebels “going studio” and A-listers…
In 2011, Maika Monroe was ready to hang up on her dreams of becoming an actor. Though she had been…
Sure, a lot of beginning moviemakers cut their teeth on horror. It's become a calling card for directors hoping to…
Prolific and utterly unconventional, the filmmaking duo of Lebanese Rania Attieh and Texan Daniel Garcia, screened their latest film, H.,…
Sometimes calling someone a “Sundance darling” can feel patronizing, as if their onscreen achievements, whatever those may be, only rank…
A Walk in the Woods, the Ken Kwapis-directed feature that premieres today at the Sundance Film Festival, is an adaption…