Tribeca 2021 Interview: Emmett Brennan on Tapping Into Creative Forms of Conservation in “Reflection: a walk with water”
Tribeca 2021 Review: Refugees of a War-Torn Syria Refuse to Be Pulled Apart in the Tender “Simple as Water”
Tribeca 2021 Review: A Conductor Creates Harmony Out of Cultural Discord in the Rousing “Bernstein’s Wall”
Tribeca 2021 Review: There’s Truly No Place Like Home in Gaysorn Thavat’s Admirably Irreverent “The Justice of Bunny King”
Tribeca 2021 Review: Refugees of a War-Torn Syria Refuse to Be Pulled Apart in the Tender “Simple as Water”
Interview: Silja Hauksdóttir, Katla M. Porgeirsdóttir, and Donna Cruz on Taking the Roads Less Traveled to Contentment in “Agnes Joy”
ReviewsSundanceSundance ’19 Review: A Health Care Emergency Gets Wheels in “Midnight Family”A family of EMTs races around Mexico City to help the underserved in this thrilling documentary from director Luke Lorentzen. Read Story
InterviewsSXSWSXSW ’14 Interview: Doris Dörrie on the Sweet Sound of Female Mariachis in “Que Caramba Es La Vida”On uncovering the rise of female mariachis in the traditionally male field in Mexico. Read Story
Film NewsTo Live and Screen in L.A.Joe Carnahan Talks About the Alternate Ending He Shot For “The Grey”
