Berlinale 2021 Review: A Connection Blossoms Under Trying Circumstances in Natalie Morales’ “Language Lessons”
A course in Spanish gives way to aid in other areas when tragedy strikes in this thoughtful dramedy.
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Interview: Lynn Shelton on Going Deeper with “Outside In”
The "Laggies" director talks about the unexpected connections that keep her going and crafting, arguably, her finest film to date.
SXSW ’18 Review: There’s a Lot to Love in “Unlovable”
A story of sexual addiction told with a lighter touch than most and a little bit of music hits the right notes.
Interview: Pat Healy on Giving His All to “Take Me”
On making the transition from scene-stealing actor to director of this clever kidnap-for-hire caper comedy, co-starring Taylor Schilling.
Interview: Alex Lehmann on Making “Blue Jay” Soar
The director behind the year's most enticing one-two punch on the festival circuit talks about how knowing just where to be led to a feature...
Interview: Mel Eslyn on Shepherding “Lamb”
The "One I Love" producer on taking risks, being kind to crews and her most dangerous film to date.
Interview: Taissa Farmiga & Ben Rosenfield on Taking Their Time in “6 Years”
The rising stars of "A Teacher" director Hannah Fidell's second feature on their drama about a young couple in over their head after a long-...
Interview: Adam & Naomi Scott on “Overnight” Success
At the start of “The Overnight,” you can literally see Adam and Naomi Scott’s production company Gettin’ Rad come ro...
Interview: Patrick Brice on Staying Up Late and Getting into Trouble in “The Overnight”
The writer/director on lightening up the dark corners of human behavior in the new comedy starring Adam Scott, Taylor Schilling, Jason Schwa...
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...
