The writer/director talks about crafting a walk to remember with this bewitching romantic drama.
On making the transition from scene-stealing actor to director of this clever kidnap-for-hire caper comedy, co-starring Taylor Schilling.
The "One I Love" producer on taking risks, being kind to crews and her most dangerous film to date.
There's no sibling rivalry between the writing/directing duo behind "Cyrus," but they sure have fun with the idea in their new comedy, which they talk about with their cast.
The "Laggies" director talks about the unexpected connections that keep her going and crafting, arguably, her finest film to date.
The director behind the year's most enticing one-two punch on the festival circuit talks about how knowing just where to be led to a feature debut where he was right at home.
The writer/director talks about taking a bold step forward with this tense drama about a 47-year-old who seeks solace in the company of an 11-year-old.
On opposite coasts, the fraternal writing/directing duo of "Cyrus" and "Baghead" show off different muscles this week with the premieres of a new documentary "Kevin" in Los Angeles and the comedy "True Adolescents" in New York.
The latest from the director of "Humpday" and "Your Sister's Sister" is her most masterful to date.
The director's second feature scores as a sensitive, playful comedy about a young, mentally disabled man who brings out the best in others.
On giving the "Boyhood" auteur his due with a career-spanning conversation with his collaborators.
