Crystal Fox and Bresha Webb on Shooting ‘A Fall From Grace’ in Five Days and Working With Tyler Perry
The strength of two women are put to the test in “A Fall from Grace,” the latest feature from…
Young Star Mckenna Grace and Filmmakers Bert & Bertie Capture the ’70s in ‘Troop Zero’
Some films simply burst with a lovable energy. “Troop Zero” is one of those movies. An Amazon production set in 1977 Georgia it begins…
François Girard’s ‘The Song of Names’ Drives Home the Importance of Remembrance
Music and film usually go hand in hand, and this is especially the case with “The Song of Names,” a historical musical drama that…
Willem Dafoe on Filming in Harsh Climates With His Canine Co-Stars to Tell the Story of ‘Togo’
Two unsung heroes of the 1925 serum run to Nome, Alaska, musher Leonhard “Sepp” Seppala (Willem Dafoe) and his beloved Siberian Husky finally get their due…
‘Bombshell’: Director Jay Roach and John Lithgow on Exploring the Toxic Culture at Fox News and the ‘Monster’ in Roger Ailes
“Bombshell” is a female-driven drama about combating sexual harassment and abuse at a company that is hardly synonymous with feminism, Fox News. This unlikely…
Tim Robbins and Victor Garber on How They Were Inspired by the True Story of ‘Dark Waters’
In director Todd Haynes‘ “Dark Waters,” a film based on the true story of lawyer Robert Bilott’s ethical…
Minhal Baig’s ‘Hala’ Explores Faith and Teen Sexuality Through a Muslim Immigrant Lens
Parrish Lewis
A young woman’s struggle, as she attempts to branch out and make choices that conflict with her Muslim upbringing, are front and center in “Hala…
Camila Morrone and Annabelle Attanasio on Exploring the Patriarchy and Opioid Crisis in ‘Mickey and the Bear’
Conor Murphy
A young woman’s coming-of-age is complicated by her unsavory home life in a small Montana town in the character-driven drama “Mickey and the Bear.”…