The director of "Eden" and "Lucky Them" talks about crafting this stirring drama about how violence can hit home in less than obvious ways.
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A soldier's ongoing deployment overseas leads to an ever-widening distance between the wife and daughter he leaves back home in this compelling drama from the director of "Eden."
The "Everybody Wants Some!!" star talks about playing grace notes as an actor and on his guitar in starring as a singer/songwriter in this rollicking road trip comedy.
The actress-turned-writer/director on bringing sensitivity to behind the camera to this raucous comedy after an accomplished career in front of it.
A lighthearted comedy that handles heavy subjects such as race and privilege with grace.
After finishing up the crowdpleaser "The Young Kieslowski," the writer/director hopes the crowd will invest their passion in his followup, a Latina love story.
The director talks about creating a nuanced portrait of young friends growing apart and the roots of school violence in this fine drama starring Justin Long and Melanie Lynskey.
The director's follow-up to "Coldwater," based on Jim Shepard's novel "Project X," is an unflinching look at what drives a middle-schooler to plot an attack.
The co-writer of "Blue Ruin" and "Green Room" talks about stepping up to the director's chair with a rip-roaring tale of vengeance with a conscience.
The director's second feature scores as a sensitive, playful comedy about a young, mentally disabled man who brings out the best in others.
The prolific director talks about the intersection between his personal and professional life that led to his latest film, the influence of Paul Mazursky and why women are where it's at right now.
On taking control of her career and doing improv.
