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Documentarian Luke Lorentzen shares how he captured such unguarded, intimate footage for his new film, Midnight Family.

The artist talks the death of her father, the "incredible difficulty of being human," and the myriad highs and lows that led to her new album.

Director Beth Aala on the surprising relationship that helped shape her new documentary, Made in Boise.

Morgan Enos (Other Houses) talks bonding with his dad over rock & roll’s flops and misfires.

The siblings and collaborators talk studio snacks, writing songs while raising kids, and the making of the new Luray record, Dig.

Miss Arizona writer-director Autumn McAlpin on the very challenging realities of trying to balance art with life obligations.

Diana Peralta on the leap she had to take to make her debut feature De Lo Mio, her deeply personal family tale set in the Dominican Republic.

Fighting with My Family's writer-director Stephen Merchant traces the roots of his comedy career back to a childhood full of laughter.

Morgan Enos turned to music to work through the unexpected death of his father—Funny Papers, premiering here, is the result.

Narcissister, the performance artist making her film debut with the forthcoming Narcissister Organ Player, shares memories of her mother.

After the South Korea press tour for a major animated movie, Jennifer Yuh Nelson was joined in the country of her birth by her mother.

Siblings Elan and Jonathan Bogarín explain (and show!) how they made sense of their grandmother's passing in the film 306 Hollywood.