Laura Gabbert on Bringing Plenty to the Table in “Food and Country”
The director discusses her collaboration with Ruth Reichl to get to the root of issues plaguing the food industry laid bare by the pandemic.
Sue Kim on Capturing a Fight for a New Day in “The Last of the Sea Women”
The director talks about shining a light on the Hanyeo, a group of female South Korean deep sea divers keeping tradition alive.
Cinematographer Nikolay Michaylov on Capturing the Pent-Up Desires in “Matt and Mara”
The director of photography talks about his work with Kazik Radwanski and Deragh Campbell and infusing the energy from the set on screen.
Christine and Mark Holder on Connecting People at The Boise Film Festival
The couple that's cultivated careers as Hollywood managers hope to do the same in their adopted home of Idaho with a new event.
Mary Dauterman on a Most Curious Cat in “Booger”
The director discusses this dark comedy about a woman coming to terms with the loss of her friend through the search for her missing cat.
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