Interview: Alejandro Landes on Making a Truly Singular Thriller with “Monos”
The director talks about battling the elements in making this unshakeable tale of child soldiers keeping guard over a prisoner of war.
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Tribeca ’19 Review: A Lowlife Finally Gets His Close-Up in Rania Attieh and Daniel Garcia’s High-Class Comedy “Initials S.G.”
A background actor depressed about his career prospects seizes the spotlight in this delightfully dark comedy from Rania Attieh and Daniel G...
Interview: Maggie Betts and Margaret Qualley on the Devotion That Led to “Novitiate”
The director and star of this beautiful drama talk about putting their faith into the story of a young nun searching for something to believ...
TIFF ’17 Review: Julianne Nicholson Shines in “Who We Are Now”
The "From Nowhere" writer/director returns with a searing and sprawling new drama about the implications of a legal system unfit to handle h...
Interview: Matthew Newton on Getting Somewhere with “From Nowhere”
The writer/director on reframing the debate around immigration in human terms rather than political ones with the story of three teen kids w...
SXSW ’16 Review: “From Nowhere” Goes Where Few Dare
Writer/director Matthew Newton's second feature is a sensitive, stirring illegal immigrant drama.
