On working with an "impossible" Walter Matthau and being a female filmmaker in 1971.
On how the Windy City became a maze for James Caan to burrow through.
The producer on building a production company exuding strength, starting with their very name, and backing "Fences," "Birth of a Nation" & other daring films in 2016.
The co-founder of the Miami artists' collective on making the introduction that led to one of 2016's best films & their year-around work to help filmmakers.
The producer and distributor talks about masterminding the release of "Don't Think Twice" and fully utilizing "Swiss Army Man."
The DP behind "I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House" talks about creating a cohesive and dynamic visual scheme for the bold new thriller from Karyn Kusama about a cop barely holding it together.
The "Sita Sings the Blues" director talks about her spirited consideration of Passover and all that it stands for that can't be denied.
The producer talks about drawing upon her varied experiences to become a steadying presence on set, even during a year that threw many curves.
The CEO of the venerable New York-based distributor talks about continuing to cultivate cinephilia against all odds and positioning themselves well for the future by preserving the past.
The expert sound designer talks about how he uses the ears to get inside the heads of complicated characters in "Bisbee '17," "On Her Shoulders" and "Shirkers."
How the director of some of the decade's finest cinema used her rise to lift up other filmmakers.
How an innovative production company has found the answer to what a 21st studio should look like by asking the right questions for a filmmaker needs.
