A Face in the Crowd: So Yun Um is Thinking Big with “Liquor Store Dreams”
The Korean-American filmmaker looks back at the sacrifice her parents made for her and what she must to do to fulfill the future they wanted...
Tag: A Face in the Crowd
A Face in the Crowd: Carlen May-Mann Slyly Finds a New Way Into the Horror Genre with “The Rat”
A new short currently crowdsourcing on Kickstarter puts an inspired new twist on the haunted house, exposing the inherent sexism of the horr...
A Face in the Crowd: Diversity is the Spice of Life in Kyle Henry’s “The Year That Changed Us”
With their actors investing a consierable amount of time and personal experience, Chicago filmmakers hope to finally see characters they can...
A Face in the Crowd: Christina Choe Uncovers a Fraud in “Nancy”
After being inspired by an imposter, a first-time director looks for truth in this thriller raising funds on Kickstarter.
A Face in the Crowd: Kerem Sanga Puts a New Spin on Teen Romance with “First Girl I Loved”
After finishing up the crowdpleaser "The Young Kieslowski," the writer/director hopes the crowd will invest their passion in his followup, a...
A Face in the Crowd: Tammy Minoff Delivers “Rosemary’s Maybe”
A comedy with as romantic a backstory as its plot is crowdsourcing on Kickstarter.
A Face in the Crowd: Elle Schneider Kicks Into Action with “Headshots”
After fighting for a place for women behind the camera, the filmmaker is ready to make a white knuckle thriller, currently crowdsourcing on ...
A Face in the Crowd: Velinda Godfrey and Maura Anderson Find Home in “Heartland”
A chance encounter brought together two filmmakers to tell the story of an unlikely romance, currently raising funds on IndieGoGo.
A Face in the Crowd – Stewart Thorndike’s Frightening Femme Horror Trilogy
On thinking outside the box to complete her trilogy of claustrophobic female-led horror films.
A Face in the Crowd: Dan Rybicky and Aaron Wickenden Are “Almost There”
How a quest for pierogies led to an eight-year process of giving an outsider artist his due.
