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Erik Jensen on the deeply testing real-life drama that happened around his latest filmic collaboration with his family.

Filmmaker Jessie Barr shares her cancer story, which is the focus of her upcoming gallery show in Los Angeles next week.

Winnebago Man director Ben Steinbauer on the dramatic and unusual circumstances that led to him making his sophomore feature.

Kimberley Elizabeth, one of the directors of the new horror anthology movie Sinphony, on her origin story as a genre filmmaker.

Filmmaker Michelle Memran on how she used making art with watercolor pencils as a form of therapy, from her cancer diagnosis through the pandemic.

The friends discuss mental health, “The Queer Art of Failure,” and the fun of exploring gender.

How a moment of personal crisis ignited David Guy Levy’s need to make his new film, The Mandela Effect.

Filmmaker and leukemia survivor Hernan Barangan charts the journey that led him to making his documentary feature debut.

Michelle Memran on the lengthy and arduous journey she took to complete The Rest I Make Up, her film about playwright María Irene Fornés.

"Better question is, why do I need an excuse for my fear? Why can’t I accept that I’m terrified and that’s a normal feeling? Cancer is scary."

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

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