Interview: Yen Tan on Finding the Right Words for the Disease That Had No Name in “1985”
The "Pit Stop" director talks about telling the story of a young man facing the end of his life when he should only be at the beginning.
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SXSW ’18 Review: A Disease May Ravage the Body But Can’t Touch the Soul of Yen Tan’s Riveting “1985”
The "Pit Stop" director exquisitely brings a generation of gay men that disappeared during the AIDS crisis to vivid life in this moving dram...
Interview: Clay Liford & Brock Williams on Finding an Identity with “Slash”
The producer and director talk about their clever comedy about a pair of teens who stumble into the world of erotic fan fiction.
SXSW ’16 Interview: Yen Tan on Moving Forward by Turning Back the Clock to “1985”
The "Pit Stop" director on his compelling new short set during the AIDS crisis and the the career crossroads that inspired it.
Interview: Anna Margaret Hollyman on Standing Tall in Short Films
The actress talks about her showstopping turn in "Sleeping With Other People" and finding juicy roles in short films.
Sundance ’13 Review: Yen Tan Makes Sure You Can’t Drive Past the Moving “Pit Stop”
A gentle drama makes the connections that its characters are incapable of expressing in small-town Texas.
