Interview: Bill & Turner Ross on Expanding the Spectrum with “Contemporary Color”
The fraternal directing duo behind "Western" talk about reinventing the concert film with David Byrne's radical reconception of a concert.
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TIFF ’16 Review: Raoul Peck Reignites the Discussion Around Race Relations in “I Am Not Your Negro”
Revisiting James Baldwin's final unfinished novel brings a fresh perspective to America's original sin.
SIFF ’16 Review: Bill & Turner Ross Reinvent the Concert Film in “Contemporary Color”
An exhilarating, living document as adventurous as the event it covers - David Byrne's grand musical experiment with Color Guard squads.
Interview: Turner and Bill Ross on Breathing New Life Into “Western”
The directors of "Tchoupitoulas" and "45365" create an unshakeable vision of the new American West.
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.
Sundance ’15 Review: Bill and Turner Ross Cross Borders in “Western”
The directing duo behind the docs "45365" and "Tchoupitoulas" give us a vital, vibrant glimpse of the New West.
Kickstart This! A Talk With Bill and Turner Ross About the SXSW Fave “Tchoupitoulas”
The sophomore film from the co-directors of the elegaic "45365" already found great success at SXSW, but a release beyond the festival circu...