Interview: Silja Hauksdóttir, Katla M. Porgeirsdóttir, and Donna Cruz on Taking the Roads Less Traveled to Contentment in “Agnes Joy”
The director and stars of Iceland's Oscar contender about a most complicated family affair.
Interviews
Interview: Dzintars Dreibergs, Oto Brantevics, Valdis Celmins and Lolita Ritmanis on Going to War in “Blizzard of Souls”
The crew behind Latvia's official section for the Oscars talk about revisiting a nation's painful past and the path to a brighter future.
Interview: Otto Bell on Life Finding a Way in “The Toxic Pigs of Fukushima”
The director of "The Eagle Huntress" talks about this arresting documentary short about the fallout and clean-up effort taking place in Japa...
Interview: Conor and Jake Allyn on Hitting People Where They Live with “No Man’s Land”
The fraternal writing/directing duo talk about making a western that pushes into unchartered territory on screen that will be familiar for a...
Interview: Cinematographer Tami Reiker on Reading the Room in “One Night in Miami”
The "Old Guard" cinematographer talks about bringing a vision for a historic meeting of the minds.
Interview: Lance Oppenheim on Finding a Cinematic Paradise in “Some Kind of Heaven”
On this exquisite and wildly entertaining profile of seniors who can't entirely get away from the reality of their issues at a retirement co...
Interview: Sam Pollard on Recounting History In a Way It Won’t Have to Repeat Itself in “MLK/FBI”
On interrogating the surveillance on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to see the FBI's role in stymying the civil rights movement with fresh eyes.
Interview: Ross Kauffman and Regina K. Scully on the Ongoing Inspiration of “What Would Sophia Loren Do?”
The director of "E-Team" and producer of "The Invisible War" talk about finding the common ground between two women who seem worlds apart.
Interview: Tiller Russell on Tracing the Footsteps of “Night Stalker”
The director of "Operation Odessa" talks about uncovering a new personal dimension in the case of the notorious serial killer.
Interview: Kornél Mundruczó and Kata Wéber on Putting Together “Pieces of a Woman”
The director and writer behind "White God" talk about finding the right cinematic language to express a loss that words cannot.
