Interview: Mads Brügger on the Sobering Experience of “Cold Case Hammarskjöld”
After long navigating absurd geopolitical horrors with good humor, the Danish provocateur talks about being tested with his latest film.
Interviews
Interview: Victor Kossakovsky on Going with the Flow of Water in “Aquarela”
The director talks about conveying the awesome power of nature in this unusually immersive cinematic experience.
Interview: Roberto Minervini on the Responsibility of Telling a Community’s Story in “What You Gonna Do When the World’s On Fire?”
The filmmaker talks about making sure in giving an underrepresented community a voice, it wouldn't be influenced by his.
Interview: Julia Bales on Teeing Up a Difficult Yet Rewarding Conversation in “Golf!”
The filmmaker talks about finding a sly way into a subject few want to discuss with this clever comedy.
Interview: Nanfu Wang on Keeping the Memory Alive of China’s Lost Generation in “One Child Nation”
The "Hooligan Sparrow" director talks about documenting the calamitous effects of a nation's crusade to keep its population in check inside ...
Interview: Casey Affleck and Anna Pniowsky on the Diversions That Build Character in “Light of My Life”
The actor/director and his co-star talk about working towards playing a father and daughter whose love can survive an apocalypse.
Interview: Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz on Spreading Their Wings with “The Peanut Butter Falcon”
The co-directors talk about the friendships that made for smooth sailing for this unlikely and refreshing adventure set in Southern marshlan...
Interview: Kier-La Janisse on Offering an Education in Chills and Thrills at the Miskatonic Institute for Horror Studies
The "House of Psychotic Women" author is elevating the discourse around genres traditionally held in low regard with innovative courses in L...
Interview: Composer Garth Stevenson on Keeping Attuned to the Characters in “Them That Follow”
The composer talks about how an impulse buy on Craigslist laid the foundation for the memorable score for this Appalachian-set thriller.
Interview: Sameh Zoabi on Coming In Hot with “Tel Aviv on Fire”
The writer/director discusses this shrewd comedy set on the Palestinian/Israeli border about the production of a soap opera that's absurd pl...
