The director and star of the frenzied family drama talk about the endurance and attention to detail required for long takes that captured this gathering for Easter where everyone's walking on eggshells.
The director talks about getting inside the multicultural mix of Los Angeles and filming at 10,000 feet above it in this delightful citywide adventure with comedian Phil Burgers.
The "Being John Malkovich" and "Where the Wild Things Are" director spoke of his relationships with the late Maurice Sendak and James Gandolfini during a wide-ranging conversation with David O. Russell at the Los Angeles Film Festival Saturday night.
The duo behind "The Slaughter Rule" talk about finding their way home for their second feature.
The writer/director talks about this culturally conscientious crowdpleaser about a real pistol finding herself being rushed into a shotgun wedding.
Celebrated cinematographer Benjamin Kasulke makes his directorial debut with this brilliant rewrite of romcom rules to tell the story of two young women falling in love with each other as friends.
A wide-ranging comedy that rarely leaves the house of a twentysomething layabout in Los Angeles is long on truth and short on story.
Matrimony is means to an end rather than about finding true love in this amusing meditation on finding your own way in a goal-oriented culture from two exciting new first-time feature filmmakers.
The director and star of this L.A. Film Fest winner talk about developing the story of a young woman discovering her voice and finding harmony as part of an artistic community.
The director talks about making a portrait of the wildly creative British singer/songwriter that's as uncompromising as its subject.
On thrusting audiences into the middle of the emergency room and by extension, America's health care crisis.
A filmmaker talks about healing from a bad breakup with the help of his two families, the one linked by blood and the one by art, in an intimate drama that recently made its debut at the L.A. Film Fest.
