The director discusses the grander ambitions of his taut drama starring Léa Drucker as a cop who wonders where the truth lies ...

The director talks about Harry Belafonte's ongoing inspiration as a singular talent who wasn't content until making the world ...

The director discusses working out a painful family matter in front of the cameras as he chronicled divisions in the place he ...

The producer-turned-director talks about bringing this stirring family comedy to the screen about a bride-to-be in search of ...

The director discusses this chilling adaptation of Stewart O'Nan's frontier-set tale starring Johnny Flynn as a sheriff out ...

The director talks about this comedy starring Sian Clifford as an aristocrat desperate to share the spoils of a cushy life ...

The multidisciplinary artist discusses his euphoric second feature unfolding at the traditional indigenous celebration that ...

Reed Van Dyk had read “Atonement After Iraq,” Dexter Filkins’ 2012 article in the New Yorker while he was grad school and the magazine he first picked up was never too far away as he became an ...

Alice Wu was hardly sure of what she had on her hands when she turned over a draft of her latest screenplay “The Half of It” over to her writing group. It had already taken her years to even consider ...

It’s saying something that Leilah Weinraub’s “Shakedown” is every bit as wild as its subject, the titular band of black lesbian strippers who held court in Los Angeles during the late 1990s and early ...

Although Nico Opper and Shannon St. Aubin knew that they would be preserving a little bit of Oakland history with “When I Write It,” they had no idea how quickly that realization would set in when ...

For Sasha Joseph Neulinger, filmmaking has always been the family currency. His father Henry Nevison was so movie mad that in high school he created a club so he could borrow prints from the ...