In Fruitvale Station, Cake, Dope, and Mudbound, Rachel Morrison's cinematography immerses viewers in marginalized characters' points of view. …
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Sofia Bohdanowicz and Deragh Campbell on MS Slavic 7
Co-directors Sofia Bohdanowicz and Deragh Campbell discuss finding the structure of MS Slavic 7, their collaboration, and working on a budget.“And the funereal …
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Obvious Child is a sweet and funny romantic (abortion) comedy for the 21st century
Gillian Robespierre makes her directorial debut with Obvious Child, a sweet and funny romantic comedy in which the pair of lovers must cope with getting an …
Ghosts, grief, and objects left behind in Assayas’ Summer Hours and Personal Shopper
Olivier Assayas' films Summer Hours and Personal Shopper are united by their portrayal of the recently bereaved confronting what the dead did, or did not, leave …
Review: Linney and Nixon impress in Little Foxes on Broadway
Director Daniel Sullivan makes the most out of Lillian Hellman's uneven Little Foxes, creating a showcase for Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon. …
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Saint Frances Interview: On shame, healing, abortion, and blood
Saint Frances director Alex Thompson and writer-star Kelly O'Sullivan on depicting abortion on screen, working with child actors, and telling personal stories. …
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