Interview: Natalie Kottke Masocco & Erica Sardarian on Bringing Health Back to “Company Town”
The filmmakers on their film about the small American town of Crossett's big problem with Georgia Pacific's air and water pollution.
Tag: LA Film Fest 2016
Frameline ’16 Interview: Jonah Markowitz on Charting the Groundwork for Gay Marriage in “Political Animals”
On the riveting story of the four openly gay California State Assemblywomen who laid the foundation.
Interview: Leon Butler, Franz Drameh & Jim O’Hanlon on Crossing “A Hundred Streets”
The writer, director and star of the British ensemble drama talk about an area of London where the rich and poor live side by side.
LA Film Fest ’16 Interview: Leila Djansi on Untangling “Like Cotton Twines”
The Ghana-born director talks about a return home to tell a story of proud women amidst a most dire situation.
LA Film Fest ’16 Interview: Melissa Finell on Being Attuned to “Sensitivity Training”
The writer/director dishes on finding a perfect pair for a comedy about complete opposites.
Interview: Amber Sealey & Gemma Brockis on the Thrill of the Search in “No Light and No Land Anywhere”
The director and star of this provocative character study about a woman looking for her absentee father on finding extraordinary in the ordi...
Interview: Ben Lear on Writing Out of Wrongs in “They Call Us Monsters”
The first-time director on going behind bars for a compelling new doc about juvenile delinquents finding a way out through screenwriting.
LA Film Fest ’16 Review: Amber Tamblyn Makes a Searing Directorial Debut with “Paint It Black”
The actress/director rises to the occasion of adapting Janet Fitch's study of two tough women.
L.A. Film Fest ’16 Interview: Maggie Kiley on the Great Troubles That Go Into “Caring”
“I like a really calm set,” says Maggie Kiley, something that may have been difficult to come by during her latest production “Caring,...
