Film

Director Sabaah Folayan discusses her complex feelings around the success she's experienced with her debut documentary.

Lucky director John Carroll Lynch on a moment (and an expression) that changed the course of his life.

Director Jesse Noah Klein on the continuing power of Elaine May's underseen classic, and its influence on his film We're Still Together.

Writer-director Angus MacLachlan shares some of the stories behind his latest film, Abundant Acreage Available, which opens this week.

Vincent Sabella, whose debut feature Elizabeth Blue opens today, asks you to see beyond the superficial.

Bobbi Jene director Elvira Lind on the documentary she shot but may never show about a tumultuous year in her and husband Oscar Isaac's life.

Shannon Plumb braves her first horror movie in two decades, and ponders how a beloved comic figure became an icon of evil.

Actor turned writer-director Brian McGuire remembers his late friend, a screen icon who he directed in four movies.

Director Jeremy Kagan tells the story of a pivotal, transformative moment in his life using both words and images.

Jake Mahaffy on the 12-year odyssey of his Independent Spirit Award-nominated new film, and the blood, sweat and tears it took to make it.

Steve Lippman is moved by the great writer-director's most personal and deeply felt film, a semi-autobiographical portrait set in 1950s New York City.

Writer-director Maggie Greenwald, an "excavator" of the tales of great female historical figures, draws a line in the sand.