SXSW 2020 Review: Relationship Issues Are Fully Fleshed Out in Caleb Michael Johnson’s Biting “The Carnivores”
Tallie Medel and Lindsay Burdge give rise to a romance that's fallen into slumber in this darkly funny drama.
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Interview: Nathan Silver on a Refreshing Change of Pace with “Thirst Street”
The "Uncertain Terms" director talks about making a move to a bigger scale and a different country (Paris) for this deliciously sordid tale ...
Interview: Nathan Silver, Arthur Martinez & Lindsay Burdge on Art Imitating Life in “Actor Martinez”
On how an aspiring actor's simple request for a juicier role led to an explosive film by two of America's emerging provocateurs.
Interview: Harrison Atkins and Lindsay Burdge on Going to New Haunts in “Lace Crater”
The "Teacher" star and writer/director on this supernaturally-tinged and slightly comic account of a young woman reeling from a breakup and ...
Tribeca ’15 Interview: Gregory Kohn & Eléonore Hendricks on Getting High in “Come Down Molly”
The director and star of the drug-laced drama on revisiting a character from a past film in a new context and shooting a movie from the midd...
Interview: Kate Lyn Sheil & Zachary Treitz Take the Field for “Men Go To Battle”
The co-screenwriters talk about "casually" capturing history in this naturalistic tale of brothers at odds during the Civil War.
Interview: Matt Creed on Moving On with “Lily”
On capturing what comes after cancer in this intimate drama loosely inspired by the life of its star.
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.
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.
