SXSW 2020 Review: A Writer Looks for a New Ending in Kris Rey’s Refreshing “I Used to Go Here”
Gillian Jacobs shines in this smart comedy about an author who returns to her old college stomping grounds for rejuvenation.
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Interview: Michelle Morgan on Finding the Comedy in a City on Edge in “It Happened in L.A.”
The writer/director discusses her bold comedy about people trying to find a home where everyone seems to be just passing through, starring h...
Interview: Dave McCary on Articulating the Joy of Making Movies in “Brigsby Bear”
The director behind this beautifully bittersweet comedy about a man who aims to recapture his childhood by remaking his favorite TV show tal...
Sundance ’17 Review: “L.A. Times” Craftily Captures a Cultural Moment
Writer/director/star Michelle Morgan makes a zesty directorial debut with a clever look at relationships in the 21st century.
Interview: Marielle Heller on Seeing Herself in “The Diary of a Teenage Girl”
The actress-turned-writer/director on how the story of a young woman coming into her own allowed her to grow up as an artist.
Flashback – Interview: Only the Lonely: The Rise of Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone
With two films headlined by members of the viral video trio, we look back at the origins of the Saturday Night live-bound boys when they fir...
