Film

The Sundance Grand Jury Prize-winning writer, director and actor takes stock of all that’s behind her and what’s still to come.

Sasha Waters on her quest for a pivotal piece of her new doc, Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World, which hits theaters on Friday.

The beloved comedian, whose debut feature as writer-director-star, Maddie's Secret, is in theaters now, pulls back the curtain on his true self.

Writer-director Malin Barr on finding connection through making her debut short film Sauna Sickness, which took her to Sundance and beyond.

Chase Joynt, director of the new Sarah McBride documentary State of Firsts, considers how to define the category of “trans cinema.”

Writer-director Ash Mayfair on the very personal backstory to her new film Skin of Youth, the first Vietnamese fiction film starring a trans person.

Filmmaker Avalon Fast, whose latest girl horror movie CAMP opens on June 26, shares some moments from their journey.

The prodigiously talented filmmaker behind You Won't Be Alone, Of An Age and Housekeeping for Beginners tells it like it is.

The acclaimed character actor, who is now starring in the new dramedy Finnegan's Foursome, on the stuff in life that really matters.

The acclaimed actress and activist, who is currently starring in the new adoption drama A Mosquito in the Ear, chooses a trio of personal favorites.

Screenwriter Van Billet on the unbelievable true family story behind his new drama, Yale, which premieres tomorrow at Dances With Films.

One of the greatest living documentary filmmakers sits down for an extremely personal conversation about life, death, dreams, Stephen Colbert's hands, and more.