Todd Wiseman Jr. on Taking Aim at a Seemingly Insurmountable Enemy in “The School Duel”
The director discusses his arresting debut feature, imagining a future where guns have become completely unregulated and a different society takes shape.
Alice Maio Mackay on Scaling Up in “The Serpent’s Skin”
The "T Blockers" director talks about this supernatural romance and assembling a dream team of collaborators.
Pete Ohs on Bringing Things to a Boil in “Erupcja”
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Taratoa Stappard on Mining the Horrors of a Colonial Past in “Mārama”
The director discusses having to invent an entirely new genre for his devastating Māori gothic horror film about a young woman in search of her roots.
Joel Alfonso Vargas on Unearthing the Riches in “Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo)”
The director discusses this ferociously funny tale of impending fatherhood and the clever way he went about bringing his own cinematic baby into the world.
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