Film
How Sunday Night TV Helped Me Connect With My Teenage Daughter
For MDMA writer-director Angie Wang, The Affair and Sharp Objects have helped her see and discuss difficult topics in a new way.
The Other Films of Our Lives
Amy Scott talks accidentally getting stoned in Italy, Roger Ebert, La Dolce Vita, Trump, editing, and her debut feature, Hal.
Swimming Upstream
Kusama — Infinity director Heather Lenz details the obstacles she faced during her resilient attempts to get her documentary made.
An Oral and Visual History of the Making of Bisbee ’17
Director Robert Greene, his cinematographer and producers break down the images in their new film, and how they used genre to interrogate mythologies.
Bradley Cooper’s Triumphant A Star is Born is an Instant Classic
Occasionally you see a movie and immediately know it's up there with the all-time greats. This is one of those rare times.
How We Ended Up Casting a Legendary French Porn Star in Our New Movie
The married writer-directors of Let the Corpses Tan on using porn stars in their movies, and working with the iconic Marilyn Jess.
How a Broken TV Led to Us Becoming Hollywood Filmmakers
Twins Jonathan and Josh Baker, the Australian directing team behind the new sci-fi film Kin, recall when their beloved family set packed it in.
Making a Fictional Documentary in the Era of Fake News
Dean Fleischer-Camp on the story behind his film Fraud, and what it's been like to show the film to audiences in the current climate.
Bruce LaBruce’s Academy of the Underrated: The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
After writing about yet another of her movies, Bruce LaBruce has finally got Jodie Foster out of his system. Probably.
Storyboarding We the Animals
The director and co-writer of We the Animals discusses putting his film on paper before he made it, and shares storyboards from the movie.
Listening to the Abyss
The producer of The Invisible War, The Hunting Ground and The Bleeding Edge on what it takes to tell profoundly important stories.
How Repeated Rejection Can Lead To Your Dream Job
Two of the The Katydids, the comedy team behind TV Land's hit sitcom Teachers, share how hearing a lot of “no's” set them up for success.











