Exclusive: Director David Gordon Green Talks Joe, Terrence Malick Impressions
He’s not yet 40, but director David Gordon Green has successfully juggled an interesting collection of studio comedies like “Pineapple…
Exclusive: Director Eliza Hittman Talks It Felt Like Love
Writer-director Eliza Hittman’s striking debut film, “It Felt Like Love,” tells the story of 14-year-old Lila (Gina Piersanti), an awkward…
Exclusive: Director Gary Fleder Talks Homefront
Directed by Gary Fleder and penned by none other than Sylvester Stallone, “Homefront” stars Jason Statham as Phil Broker, a…
Jodorowsky’s Dune Movie Review
Title: Jodorowsky’s Dune Director: Frank Pavich Winner of both the Audience Award and Best Documentary prize at last year’s Fantastic Fest,…
Interview: Director José Padilha Talks RoboCop Remake
“RoboCop,” about a murdered police officer in a dystopian near-future who is revived and robotically re-engineered by a corporation with…
Interview: Ralph Fiennes Talks The Invisible Woman, Juggling Acting and Directing
In “The Invisible Woman,” adapted from a novel by Claire Tomalin, actor-director Ralph Fiennes tackles the salacious tale of noted…
Exclusive: Director Richard Schenkman Talks Mischief Night, More
Writer and director Richard Schenkman has had a varied career, encompassing romantic comedies, science-fiction and, more recently, a number of…
Interview: Coen Brothers Talk Inside Llewyn Davis, Music, Cats
Throughout a distinguished career that’s seen them duck in and out of various genres, filmmaking brothers Ethan and Joel Coen have…
Exclusive: John Sayles Talks Go For Sisters, Filmmaking
There are independent filmmakers and then there’s writer-director John Sayles, whose Twitter avatar and biography (“Original Independent”) could scarcely say…