Interview: Joseph Cross on Plotting Out an Evening No One Will Forget in “Summer Night”
The actor-turned-director talks about all the time and energy that went into planning for one wild night in this fun, frenzied relationship ...
Interviews
Interview: Sophie Huber and Terrace Martin on How the Beat Goes On in “Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes”
The filmmaker and musician talk about their rousing new film about the legendary jazz label and how its rich cultural legacy extends into th...
Interview: Petra Costa and Joanna Natasegara on Giving Voice to “The Edge of Democracy”
It wasn't easy for the filmmaker to strike the right chord in recording the narration for this riveting and urgent chronicle of the dismantl...
BAMCinemafest ’19 Interview: Ben Garchar on the Changes Coming in “Neighborhood”
The director talks about uncovering the tiny universes around his block in Bushwick and bringing them to the surface before it's too late.
Interview: Andrew Ahn on Opening Up Experiential Spaces in “Driveways”
The director of "Spa Night" talks about creating the conditions in which real life could unfold before his lens for this beautiful tale of f...
Interview: Frédéric Tcheng and Roland Ballester on Following the Thread in “Halston”
The fashion designer's rise and fall is cleverly refashioned as a film noir in the latest from the director of "Dior and I."
Interview: Denis Do on Drawing Out the Tragic Past of Cambodia in the Devastating “Funan”
The filmmaker talks about making sense of a genocide with this deeply felt animated drama based on the experiences of his family.
Interview: Denys Arcand on Following the Money in “The Fall of the American Empire”
The legendary Canadian director talks about pulling off this crafty caper in which the best laid plans for a heist are complicated by a man ...
Interview: Richard Miron on Seeing a Small-Scale Story Take Flight to Become a Much Bigger One in “For the Birds”
The director of this stirring study of a woman who will stop at nothing to protect her flock of birds talks about following a strange story ...
Interview: Jennifer Reeder on Telling Tales Out of School with “Knives and Skin”
The director talks about making a high school-set film for grown-ups with this bold and stylish mystery.
