ReviewsSXSW 2020 Review: Despair Goes Viral in Amy Seimetz’s Killer “She Dies Tomorrow”It was worth the wait for the director's enthralling follow-up to "Sun Don't Shine."byStephen SaitoMar 13, 2020
InterviewsInterview: Tali Shalom-Ezer on Finding Love in a Hopeless Place in “My Days of Mercy”The director talks about drawing on the intimacy of real-life friends Ellen Page & Kate Mara for this engaging romance between people on opp...byStephen SaitoSep 18, 2017
FavoritesOur Favorites 2016: Lucas Leyva on “Moonlight” and the Magical Mix of the Borscht CorporationThe co-founder of the Miami artists' collective on making the introduction that led to one of 2016's best films & their year-around work to ...byStephen SaitoDec 29, 2016
ReviewsSundance ’16 Review: So Yong Kim Spins a Simple, Beautiful “Lovesong”Riley Keough and Jena Malone shine in this delicate story of a friendship that could be something else.byStephen SaitoJan 26, 2016
ReviewsReview: Todd Looby Does Well By the Parenting Dramedy “Be Good”Amy Seimetz and Thomas J. Madden shine in this sweet, delicate snapshot of new parents.byStephen SaitoApr 15, 2014
InterviewsInterview: David Lowery on Running Wild With “Ain’t Them Bodies Saints”The prolific filmmaker talks about breaking the rules in making a riveting drama about outlaws.byStephen SaitoAug 16, 2013
ReviewsSundance ’13 Review: Yen Tan Makes Sure You Can’t Drive Past the Moving “Pit Stop”A gentle drama makes the connections that its characters are incapable of expressing in small-town Texas.byStephen SaitoJan 21, 2013
FestivalsInterview: Miriam Bale on This Weekend’s Innovative Indie Film Fest La Di Da in New YorkJust like the promising filmmakers it's giving a spotlight to, the very first La Di Da Film Festival looks to be the start of something spec...byStephen SaitoSep 13, 2012
InterviewsInterview: Amy Seimetz, Kentucker Audley and Kate Lyn Sheil on the Sun-Dappled Suspense of “Sun Don’t Shine”A lyrical nailbiter reminiscent of "Badlands," the directorial debut of Amy Seimetz holds more than its share of surprises, and while we don...byStephen SaitoApr 15, 2012
Fantastic FestFantastic Fest ’11 Review: Why You’ll Hope “You’re Next” to See Adam Wingard’s Brilliant New Horror FlickPicked up by Lionsgate and winner of multiple trophies at Fantastic Fest, "A Horrible Way to Die" director Adam Wingard's latest film about ...byStephen SaitoSep 27, 2011