documentary
That Girl in My Films
Documentary filmmaker Ruth Leitman, whose classic Wildwood NJ is back in theaters in a new restoration, examines the dark comedic thread that connects all her work.
What We Miss Along the Way
David Usui on the mayor and the gull, telling small-town stories and his new documentary, Been Here Stay Here.
Why I Stopped Running Away (and Made a Documentary About It)
Benjamin Wagner on directly addressing his mental health struggles and leaning into vulnerability in his new documentary Friends & Neighbors.
Nothing to Prove and No Deadlines to Meet
G. Anthony Svatek, whose debut feature Humboldt USA plays First Look this weekend, on how collaging has made him a better filmmaker.
Don’t Ask Me for a Release: The Challenge of Depicting Real Lives in Film
Lynne Sachs, who this week will be presented the Pesistence of Vision Award, on making her new film Every Contact Leaves a Trace.
Standing Room Only
Drew Denny, director of the new documentary Second Nature, on a transformative decade spent telling a story that truly matters.
The Track: People, Places and the Process in Pictures
Director-producer Ryan Sidhoo shares behind-the-scenes stories through photos from his newly released documentary, The Track.
Why I’m Not Suing Corey Feldman for Defamation
Director Marcie Hume on how she responded to her subject's attacks on her new documentary, Corey Feldman Vs. the World.
The Art of Hanging Out
Filmmaker Beth Harrington on almost 50 years of friendship with David Greenberger, the subject of her SXSW doc Beyond the Duplex Planet.
What Can a Story Be?
Alison McAlpine, director of the Oscar-nominated documentary short perfectly a strangeness, on pushing the boundaries of narrative.
How Failing at Comedy Helped Me Succeed as a Filmmaker
Will Thwaites on the curious chain of events that led to his new film Crime & Parody, which premieres at Big Sky this weekend.
Towards a Pop Culture of Ideas or: In Defense of Trekkies
Filmmakers Timour Gregory and Sasha Schneider on their new documentary, Beam Me Up, Sulu — and why Star Trek is still important.











