Slamdance ’18 Review: A Family That Can’t See the Forest for the Trees in the Woodlands-Set Black Comedy “Back at the Staircase”
A family emergency shows just how distant relatives can be in Drew Britton's pitch-black comedy.
Tag: Jennifer LaFleur
Interview: Amber Sealey & Gemma Brockis on the Thrill of the Search in “No Light and No Land Anywhere”
The director and star of this provocative character study about a woman looking for her absentee father on finding extraordinary in the ordi...
Chicago Film Fest ’15 Review: “The Middle Distance” Covers a Lot of Ground
First-time writer/director Patrick Underwood makes a strong first impression with a character study of a man at a crossroads.
SXSW ’15 Interview: Ross Partridge on Flirting with Danger in “Lamb”
The writer/director talks about taking a bold step forward with this tense drama about a 47-year-old who seeks solace in the company of an 1...
Review: “Midnight Swim” Offers Chills and Thrills
The haunting psychological thriller benefits from a strong cast.
Interview: Sarah Adina Smith Goes For a “Midnight Swim”
On the exciting prospect of letting her psychologically chilling directorial debut take on a life of its own.
Interview: Jay and Mark Duplass, Mark Kelly, Steve Zissis & Jennifer LaFleur Power Through “The Do-Deca Pentathlon”
There's no sibling rivalry between the writing/directing duo behind "Cyrus," but they sure have fun with the idea in their new comedy, which...
