October 3, 2026 New/Next Festival 2026 Review: Harrison Atkins’ Unnerving “Sour Minnows” Slips Into the Psyche
October 3, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: A Young Girl Learns to Move Mountains in Mylissa Fitzsimmons’ Poignant “Mackenzie”
October 3, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: A Self-Help Author’s Advice May Sink a Beach Bum in Alex Karpovsky’s Buoyant “Riptides”
October 2, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: Marnie Ellen Hertzler’s Infectiously Optimistic “Eternity One” Suggests the World in Turmoil Has a Lot to Learn From a Teen
October 3, 2026 New/Next Festival 2026 Review: Harrison Atkins’ Unnerving “Sour Minnows” Slips Into the Psyche
October 3, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: A Young Girl Learns to Move Mountains in Mylissa Fitzsimmons’ Poignant “Mackenzie”
October 3, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: A Self-Help Author’s Advice May Sink a Beach Bum in Alex Karpovsky’s Buoyant “Riptides”
October 2, 2026 New/Next Fest 2026 Review: Marnie Ellen Hertzler’s Infectiously Optimistic “Eternity One” Suggests the World in Turmoil Has a Lot to Learn From a Teen
October 20, 2020 Interview: Indie Memphis Artistic Director Miriam Bale on How a Festival of Great Taste is Showing Off Its Local Flavor
August 11, 2020 The Promise of Access: How the rePRO Film Festival is Opening Up the Conversation Around Women’s Reproductive Health
March 19, 2019 Interview: Maria Reinup on Keeping Audiences on Their Toes at New York’s What the Fest!? Festival
October 10, 2018 Interview: Clémence Polès & Natalie Fält on Giving Women the Spotlight — and Practical Career Tips — at the Female Filmmaker Fest
August 29, 2017 Interview: Camden Film Fest Programmers Ben Fowlie & Samara Grace Chadwick on Creating a North Star for Doc Filmmakers
June 8, 2017 Interview: Pamela Yates on Leading the “Resistance Saga” at the Human Rights Watch Film Fest
March 9, 2017 True/False ’17 Dispatch #2: “Stranger in Paradise,” “Communion,” “Miss Kiet’s Children,” and “Brimstone & Glory”
March 6, 2017 True/False ’17 Dispatch #1: “Cage Fighter,” “Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?” and “All Good Things”