Vikram Gandhi on Obama’s self-identity struggles as a young adult in ‘Barry’
"To me, that’s what this story is. It’s about the sort of regular-ness of his struggles, which is just to fit in."
Interview with Elias Matar: an Indie Filmmaker’s Experience at Standing Rock, North Dakota
People would say, 'I’ve never been treated that way' and the Natives would say, ‘We live like this all the time.’
‘Hands of Stone’ Director Jonathan Jakubowicz on His Roberto Duran Biopic
"And I can tell you from experience, nothing destroys a country more than division in its population."
Sonia Kennebeck on Risking Her Safety to Create ‘National Bird’
"We need transparency, but it is becoming more difficult because the threats and risks are higher for whistleblowers and independent filmmakers like myself."
Ben Younger on His Crash-and-Comeback Movie, ‘Bleed For This’
"I didn’t make a movie for twelve years, which is kind of like having a broken neck in Hollywood."
Aaron Eckhart Talks Physical Transformation in ‘Bleed For This’
"As a supporting actor, your job is to define your star, the protagonist of the piece – you’re there to move around him."
Miles Teller on Appreciating the Nuances of Boxing in ‘Bleed For This’
"I don’t see it as just two guys, barbaric, bloodsport… no. I see it as technique."
Kirsten Johnson Talks the Art of Returning in ‘Cameraperson’
"You have to be ready, and you also have to accept how much you'll miss." -Kirsten Johnson
John Krasinski Talks “Lottery Ticket Life” in Directorial Debut ‘The Hollars’ [LISTEN]
"My dad is my hero in every single way, and if I can be a quarter of the guy he is, then I win." –John Krasinski
Nicolas Winding Refn, Elle Fanning on How Witnessing Death Lead to Inspiration in ‘The Neon Demon’ [LISTEN]
"The insurance company wouldn't care if I was stuck at a murder crime scene. As I was standing around, answering questions, I suddenly got an amazing idea. And that idea changed the film." -Nicolas Winding Refn
Director Amber Sealey and Gemma Brockis of ‘No Light and No Land Anywhere’ Talk Working With a Predominantly Female Cast and Crew [LISTEN]
"I love women that make weird, strong films." –Amber Sealey