Interview: Hilary Brougher & Talia Balsam on Climbing to the Highest Heights in “South Mountain”
The director of "Stephanie Daley" and the star of this ferocious drama talk about putting together this film centered on a woman whose life ...
Tag: SXSW 2019
SXSW ’19 Interview: Hans Pool on Connecting the Dots in the Invigorating Citizen Journalism Profile “Bellingcat – Truth in a Post-Truth World”
The documentarian talks about tracking the trackers who have used the internet's capability to collect personal data for good, bringing to l...
Interview: Andrew Hevia on the Detours That Led to the Right Place in “Leave the Bus Through the Broken Window”
The filmmaker talks about how he had to get lost in Hong Kong to find the answer to what makes art great with this spirited experiential doc...
SXSW ’19 Review: The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Laughter in Ninian Doff’s “Boyz in the Wood”
A quartet of teenage delinquents are set loose in the Scottish Highlands to learn responsibility in this gloriously unruly comedy from first...
SXSW ’19 Interview: Kestrin Pantera, Sam Littlefield and Breeda Wool on Building a Family in “Mother’s Little Helpers”
A family may be coming apart at the seams in the wake of their matriarch's cancer diagnosis, but a tight-knit crew talks about how they brou...
SXSW ’19 Interview: Paul Solet on Getting a Handle on the Gripping True Story “Tread”
The director of "Grace" and "Bullet Head" talks about his first nonfiction film, the inconceivable story of a man who destroys his community...
SXSW ’19 Review: “It Started As a Joke” Gets Serious About Funny Business
A hidden history of alternative comedy is wonderfully revealed, as is the human impulse behind it, with this lovely look at the Eugene Mirma...
SXSW ’19 Interview: Rebecca Stern on Not Splitting Hairs with the Delightful Dog Beauty Doc “Well-Groomed”
The filmmaker talks about stepping into a fascinating world of creative grooming and observing real beauty in seeing women find confidence i...
SXSW ’19 Review: Being the Romantic Hero Comes with Dire Consequences in the Devilishly Funny “Villains”
While co-directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen keep you guessing if someone will get away with murder when two criminal couples meet unexpecte...
SXSW ‘19 Review: Karen Maine’s “Yes, God, Yes” is a Heavenly Delight
A brilliant comedy about a teenager's crisis of faith that offers all types of stimulation.
