TIFF 2020 Interview: J Blakeson on Taking Great Pains to Make the Wildly Entertaining “I Care a Lot”
The "Disappearance of Alice Creed" director talks about this deliciously dark comedy starring Rosamund Pike involving a crime happening in b...
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SXSW 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."
Interview: Quinn Shephard on the Good That Came From Not Passing on “Blame”
The 22-year-old writer/actress/director talks about making a provocative, uncompromising debut both behind and in front of the camera.
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.
Interview: Marin Ireland on Taking the Lead in
“Sparrows Dance”
A chat with one of our favorite actresses.
Interview: Matt Ross on Checking Into “28 Hotel Rooms,” Naked Dancing on Balconies & Filmmaking Infidelity
After establishing a career as one of the finest character actors around, the first-time writer/director talks about uprooting the tradition...
Tribeca ’12 Review: Fischer and Messina Push “The Giant Mechanical Man” To Do What It Can to Get By
Most of the charm in Lee Kirk's directorial debut comes from the familiar.
Review: Taking the Good With the Bad in “The Trouble With Bliss”
An idiosyncratic tone gives an ensemble comedy about a man stuck in the early onset of midlife malaise both its peculiar pull and well, trou...