family
Finding Home
First-time documentarian Karla Murthy, whose film The Place That Makes Us airs tomorrow on WORLD Channel, ponders what home means to her.
Finding the Thread and Repairing the Past
Filmmaker Enid Zentelis on making her non-fiction podcast series How My Grandmother Won WWII, and how we tell historical stories.
We Become the Stories We Tell Ourselves
Writer-director Jessie Barr on the personal story of death, grief and family that underpins her debut feature, Sophie Jones.
A Man Doing the Most Basic Thing, Breathing
Filmmaker and artist David Shapiro shares journal entries from the making of his latest project, Untitled Pizza Movie, which is out this week.
How I Spent Seven Years Single-handedly Making a Demonic Thriller – and Accidentally Uncovered My Family’s Dark History
Jordan Graham, the writer-director (and pretty much everything else) of Sator shares the remarkable story of making his debut movie.
Remote Control: How the World’s Youngest Voting Evangelist Came to Be
Filmmaker Katherine Fairfax Wright on the memorable experience of making election ads with six-year-old motivational speaker Caleb Stewart.
What Happened When I Came Back Home to Staten Island to Make My First Movie
Filmmaker Julio Vincent Gambuto on family, art, politics and what it was like to make Team Marco in New York City's "red" borough.
Introducing: Groupie’s “Daleko”
A track premiere, plus some words from bassist Ashley Kossakowski on co-writing the song with her mother.
Handstands Across the Void (liar, flower sailing around the world)
KatieJane Garside (ex-Daisy Chainsaw) on the four years her family spent on their storm-battered sailboat.
Watch Them Rise
Phillip Youmans, the writer-director of Burning Cane, on the importance and strength of family within the Black community in this moment.
On Black Storytelling and Why Hollywood Must Irrevocably Change
Deborah Goodwin looks back on her personal experiences as a Black filmmaker and calls for a systemic transformation of the film industry.
