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The Pervert/Genius Problem

By Megan Griffiths | November 29, 2017

Megan Griffiths on what to do with the art created by sexual predators.

By Megan Griffiths | April 20, 2017

The Seattle-based writer-director fights her post-election malaise by watching everything from A Face in the Crowd to Falling Down.

By Filmmakers | January 6, 2017

The poll ballots of more than 50 filmmakers, including James Marsh, Alex Ross Perry and Terence Nance, who voted for their favorite movies of 2016.

By Megan Griffiths | August 25, 2016

Writer-director Megan Griffiths shares a unique perspective on the experience of watching a film you were considered for, but did not get.

By Megan Griffiths | July 18, 2016

Writer-director Megan Griffiths on Matt Ross' family drama Captain Fantastic, how to raise kids right, and her late mother.

By Filmmakers | March 22, 2016

Talkhouse Film contributors dig around on IMDb, Amazon, Netflix and more to find the most hilariously outspoken takes on their movies.

By Megan Griffiths | January 12, 2016

A period coming-of-age dramedy, Heller's debut feature is a portrait of adolescence femininity that embraces complexity.

By Megan Griffiths | October 29, 2015

A filmmaker who grew up a fan of the original cartoon series finds a disappointing vision presented in its big-screen remake.

By Megan Griffiths | April 22, 2015

At a time when dramas are no longer in vogue in Hollywood, indie film is where the great movies are being made about the complexities of human life.