ReviewsSundance 2020 Review: A House is Not a Home in Josephine Decker’s Enthralling “Shirley”A peek inside the life of author Shirley Jackson becomes a ferocious tale of two women running up against society's expectations of them in ...byStephen SaitoFeb 3, 2020
InterviewsTribeca ’17 Interview: Ashley Connor, Josephine Decker & Zefrey Throwell on Stoking “Flames”The filmmakers talk about making a film out of the creative fire that continued to burn after a pair of daring artists' romance went cold.byStephen SaitoApr 26, 2017
InterviewsInterview: Cinematographer Ashley Connor on Putting Her Best Foot Forward with “Tramps”One of the world's most exciting young directors of photography talks about a unique collaboration with director Adam Leon and capturing New...byStephen SaitoApr 19, 2017
InnovatorsDifference Makers: Dennis Bartok & David Marriott on Restoring Film and Film Culture at Cinelicious PicsThe LA-based distribution duo talk about turning the discovery of rare and obscure films into major events.byStephen SaitoMay 17, 2016
InterviewsInterview: Laura Heberton on Making Truly Independent FilmsAs her latest films "Funny Bunny" and "God Bless the Child" roll out, the prolific producer talks about working with daring new voices off t...byStephen SaitoNov 15, 2015
InterviewsInterview: Harrison Atkins and Lindsay Burdge on Going to New Haunts in “Lace Crater”The "Teacher" star and writer/director on this supernaturally-tinged and slightly comic account of a young woman reeling from a breakup and ...byStephen SaitoOct 12, 2015
FestivalsInterview: Miriam Bale on This Weekend’s Innovative Indie Film Fest La Di Da in New YorkJust like the promising filmmakers it's giving a spotlight to, the very first La Di Da Film Festival looks to be the start of something spec...byStephen SaitoSep 13, 2012
InterviewsLAFF ’12 Interview: Spencer Parsons, Jonny Mars, Ashley Spillers & Josephine Decker Plot a “Saturday Morning Massacre”On a production nearly as crazy as what made it onto the screen.byStephen SaitoJun 21, 2012