Interview: Anna Kerrigan on Getting to the Other Side of the Mountain in “Cowboys”
The writer/director talks about scaling seemingly impossible heights in this family drama set in the wilderness of Montana.
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Sundance 2021 Review: Fran Kranz’s “Mass” Carries Tremendous Weight
A strong quartet of actors deliver powerful turns in a story of loss for the parents of all involved in a school shooting.
Tribeca 2020 Review: Notions of the Old West Give Way to Something New in Anna Kerrigan’s “Cowboys”
Steve Zahn and Jillian Bell play parents navigating new territory as the parents of a transgendered 10-year-old in this heartrending drama.
Interview: Liz Manashil on Not Wasting a Moment in “Speed of Life”
The writer/director on threading the needle for a relationship dramedy cleverly wrapped around a stitch in time.
Sundance ’18 Review: Director Christina Choe Shows She’s the Real Deal with the Bewitching Imposter Tale “Nancy”
Andrea Riseborough shines in this wonderfully mischievous character study of a woman whose lies about herself start to become the truth.
Review: Purnell, Greenwood Warm Up the Cool Survival Tale “Wildlike”
Ella Purnell and Bruce Greenwood shine in an Alaskan-set adventure that resists taking the obvious route.
A Brief History of Self-Financed Oscar Campaigns: Five Award Aspirants That Paid Their Own Way
Whether to earn acclaim or just the ability to work more, these filmmakers have put the money where their mouth is when it comes to building...
Interview: Craig Zobel on Opening Up a Conversation With “Compliance”
The writer/director of the controversial thriller talks about the many discussions that led to the production of his latest film, what he's ...
