The end of the world is quite a start for first-time writer/director Stephen Fingleton and a bold post-apocalyptic thriller.
The writer and director of this enormously entertaining comedy on its inspirations and bringing the energy of Simon Pegg & Lake Bell undiluted to the screen.
The filmmaking collective talks about taking the road less traveled with this story of a burgeoning friendship and their crazy adventures on the highway.
The director of "The Great Hip Hop Hoax" on finding another story that's just too good to be true with Jimmy Ellis, an heir to Elvis.
An expertly told and electrifying history of the Taser and how its overuse led to a lazy police culture.
The director and star of the drug-laced drama on revisiting a character from a past film in a new context and shooting a movie from the middle out.
Robert Edwards' light drama centered on a past-his-prime singer and his daughter with potential allows Christopher Walken and Amber Heard to shine.
The husband & wife writing/directing team on overcoming the mountain of moviemaking for this bittersweet comedy starring Rebecca Hall and Jason Sudeikis.
The writer/director talks about working with novelist Tom Drury on bringing his novel about broken souls to the big screen with an all-star cast.
The director and producer of a new film about the 50th anniversary of the Ford Mustang on their unprecedented access into the development of the 2015 model.
The first-time filmmakers on the Texas town with a funny name that led to a seriously great portrait of three men fighting their demons.
The co-screenwriters talk about "casually" capturing history in this naturalistic tale of brothers at odds during the Civil War.
