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Little Wing, Selma Vilhuven

Alex Heeney / February 22, 2017

Writer-director Selma Vilhunen talks Little Wing

Finnish writer-director Selma Vilhunen discusses her feature debut, Little Wing, dysfunctional families, and working with child actors.

Rebecca Hall, Best performances 2016

Laura Anne Harris / February 21, 2017

Top 5 film performances of 2016 that deserve a closer look

Actor-director-playwright Laura Anne Harris takes a look at five of the year’s best performances that deserve more attention: Rachel Weisz in The Lobster, Mahershala Ali and Andre Holland in Moonlight Margarite Breitkreiz in Marija and Rebecca Hall in Christine.

Just Like Our Parents

Elena Lazic / February 17, 2017

Berlinale Review: Just Like Our Parents is an early highlight

In Lais Bodanzky’s Just Like Our Parents, an overworked mother of two seeks her autonomy and happiness and finds that her wayward mother has the answers.

Motherland, Ramona Diaz

Alex Heeney / February 16, 2017

Director Ramona Diaz talks Motherland and life in the maternity ward

Documentarian Ramona Diaz discusses the making of Motherland and how she got real, emotional access to her subjects during their stay at the maternity ward.

New Climate, Sundance New Climate

Alex Heeney / February 15, 2017

Sundance’s New Climate Program showcases environmental docs

Sundance highlighted pressing environmental problems with its commendable but flawed New Climate program.

Boundaries, Pays, Chloe Robichaud

Alex Heeney / February 14, 2017

Writer-director Chloé Robichaud talks Boundaries (Pays) and women in politics

Québécois writer-director Chloé Robichaud’s discusses her sophomore feature, Boundaries (Pays), which tackles what it’s like to be a woman in politics. The film is now available on VOD in Canada.

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