Avalon Fast on Digging Into Interior Lives in the Great Outdoors in “Camp”
The director talks about keeping the fire alive for this story of a sisterhood that develops in the woods during a summer retreat.
Carla Simón on Breaking Free of Reality’s Constraints in “Romería”
The director discusses her exhilarating drama about a young woman retracing the steps of her late parents and coming to terms with her past.
Alice Winocour on Weaving in the Personal Into the Fabric of “Couture”
The director of this Angelina Jolie-led ensemble drama discusses how she found the right fashion to speak to the things she fears the most.
Palm Springs Shortsfest 2026 Interview: Hugo de Sousa, Sarah Whelden and Kelly Wilcox on a Trail That Turns Especially Cold in “Best Friends with the Devil”
The filmmaking team discusses this darkly amusing short about a missing friend that leads to some uncomfortable soul searching.
Palm Springs Shortsfest 2026 Interview: Hazel McKibbin and Robert R. Palmer on the Run-Up to “Last Man Up”
The filmmakers discuss this taut dramatic short about a trio of friends who withhold information that threatens to unravel their relationship.
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