The director talks about finding his filmmaking groove in Chile and mining horror from what's lost in translation between a Spanish mother and her Flipino maid in this terrifying thriller.
The subversive minds behind "Wonder Showzen" and "Love" talk about teaming up to bring back a childhood hero in a story all their own for their first feature.
The "Hello, My Name is Doris" writer on her sharp and witty feature directorial debut and why it's wise to listen to the voices in her head.
A son learns to love his father in an unusual way in this fun and irreverent comedy starring James Morosini and Patton Oswalt.
The co-directors talks about profiling the transgendered soldiers fighting to protect our freedom when their own is being infringed upon.
The director talks about her illuminating new film about the movement to rewrite history books through how biology is taught.
On how finding her groove allowed this first-time director tell the story of two characters strive to find theirs.
The director of "Grace" and "Bullet Head" talks about his first nonfiction film, the inconceivable story of a man who destroys his community, quite literally with a bulldozer.
The "Beijing Taxi" filmmaker talks about observing the cultural assimilation of two Chinese students at an American boarding school in her latest film.
The filmmaker talks about stepping into a fascinating world of creative grooming and observing real beauty in seeing women find confidence in their abilities.
The director and stars of the dramedy talk about that moment students and teachers see each other as people for the first time.
On how the case of a coveted succulent became an irresistible documentary subject.
