Austin Film Fest ’18 Review: An Apocalypse Hits Home in Stephen & Alexa Kinigopoulos’ Stirring Drama “Fishbowl”
A trio of sisters brace for the worst when their father comes to believe the end is nigh in this ferocious feature debut.
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AFF ’14 Interview: Jennifer Harlow, Lindsay Burdge & Matthew Newton on the Entrancing “Sideways Light”
On making the tense supernatural thriller and how it almost went to the dogs.
AFF ’14 Interview: Jay Martin, Luke Mitchell and Zane Holtz on Sweating Out “Seven Minutes”
On making a film as meticulously as its characters plan a heist that serves as its plot.
AFF ’14 Interview: Michael Dunaway & Tara Wood on the Right Time to Celebrate “21 Years: Richard Linklater”
On giving the "Boyhood" auteur his due with a career-spanning conversation with his collaborators.
AFF ’14 Interview: Nick Matthews on Seeing Differently with “One-Eyed Girl”
The first-time Aussie filmmaker on how an alternative upbringing led to this psychological thriller and the one word he wouldn't allow on se...
AFF ’14 Interview: J.C. Khoury on Connecting the Dots for “All Relative”
On dealing with a rollercoaster of a relationship comedy onscreen and the noise of an amusement park off it during filming.
Elaine May On Almost Getting Away With Murder in “A New Leaf”
On working with an "impossible" Walter Matthau and being a female filmmaker in 1971.
Austin Film Fest ’13 Interview: Tara Anaïse Scales “Dark Mountain”
Bringing an all-too-rare female voice to horror, the director investigates the mystery of Superstition Mountain.
AFF ’13 Interview: Dave Torstenson, Charlie Pecoraro and Ryan Steven Green on the Trip of a Lifetime in “Circle the Wagen”
On how a quest to make the ultimate Volkswagen movie turned into something more poignant.
Austin Film Fest ’13 Review: Maggie Kiley Exhibits a Light Touch with “Light Years”
A first-time writer/director crafts a deceptively cunning character study.
