On how the longtime collaborators have stayed true to their distinctive style while expanding its possibilities with this shrewd satire.
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On how living in the moment made possible this Jake Johnson comedy about someone who learns to do just that.
A rare public appearance by the director in conversation with Paul Thomas Anderson became a celebration of two creative geniuses on stage.
On this ambitious and idiosyncratic romantic comedy about a man who needs to find his perfect mate before being let into heaven.
On having the perspective to look beyond the world we're in to see what could become of us in this provocative sci-fi thriller.
On revisiting a groundbreaking production created at the height of the AIDS crisis and seeing a new generation find new meaning in it.
After making her arresting debut feature “National Bird,” Sonia Kennebeck had mentioned a desire to try her hand at fiction...
On a daughter getting to torture her father for fun in this horror film where the lead actor and director were bound by blood.
On this stirring portrait of the legendary choreographer who saw his life's work as bigger than himself.
On their powerful adaptation of Patricia Grace's novel about bonds that cannot be unbroken between a Maori family in spite of a society that would like to split them apart.
On having some serious fun in adapting R.A. Stine's young adult horror novels to be enjoyed across multiple generations.
On coming up with this clever Christmas caper comedy after navigating an industry full of traps aimed at stealing her time.
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