By Ciara Wardlow
Today’s biggest franchises could use a few more sparks.
A melancholic ode to how the past haunts the present, Dark River ironically plays through like a lackluster echo of films that have come before.
It’s a stress thing.
Good advice. Bad jokes.
Transition phases can be awkward, but that’s how we get places.
It’s a matter of questions and answers.
The filmmaker behind ‘American Animals’ and ‘The Imposter’ talks motivation, suffering artists, and the advantages of telling true stories.
Doesn’t Qi’ra remind you of someone?
The legacy of a garment in a galaxy far, far away.
