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Someone Sent My Family a Hateful Homophobic Note. We Responded to Fear with Visibility.
Leonardo Nam, who can currently be seen as Maddox Hatter in Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, shares a powerful personal story.
Fast Forward
Writer-director Louis Paxton charts the stepping stones from childhood onward that led him to make his Sundance favorite The Incomer, which hits theaters today.
The Little Train That Finally Came Home
The remarkable 40-year story of how Adam Rifkin finally brought to the screen his mother's Western, Last Train to Fortune, which is out now.
Holding It In
Filmmaker Shannon Plumb looks back on her summer, a transitional time of limbo and waiting ...
Mood Board: Dos Santos’ Es Amor
The Chicago quintet talks the importance of harmony and space in the making of their new record.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Nicolas Winding Refn
The cinematic iconoclast behind such films as Drive, The Neon Demon and Her Private Hell on Warhol, death, Legos and a whole lot more!
The Stories We Invent Before We Have Language
Rhythm is a Dancer’s writer-director-star Lauren Caster on donor conception, language and a lifelong search for belonging.
Alex Zhang Hungtai and Andrew Thomas Huang Tend to Old Wounds
The artists talk ancestry rituals, the unconscious, and more.
When Art Finally Catches Up to You
Filmmaker Zachary Ray Sherman on making his debut feature for $10K, shelving it for eight years, and finally understanding what it was all about.
The Things We Carry Home
Filmmaker Advik Beni on barakat, a tradition of sharing food, and how it connects to their new film, which premieres tomorrow at FIDMarseille.
Three Great Things: Brian d’Arcy James
The acclaimed character actor, who is now starring in the new dramedy Finnegan's Foursome, on the stuff in life that really matters.
The Charm, the Audacity and the Emptiness Underneath
Screenwriter Van Billet on the unbelievable true family story behind his new drama, Yale, which premieres tomorrow at Dances With Films.
