Rosamund Pike Discusses ‘Beirut,’ Working with Jon Hamm, and Life After ‘Gone Girl’
We chat with the Oscar-nominated actress about her latest thriller and why David Fincher was the "blessing" of her life. Read More...
Interviews
Games Without Frontiers: The Tragic Score of ‘The Americans’
FX’s 'The Americans' has garnered acclaim for its use of pop music, but Nathan Barr’s tense, emotional score is equally vital to the show. Read More...
Roland Joffé on Exploring the Humanity Behind Atrocity in ‘The Forgiven’
We chat with the director of The Killing Fields and The Mission about investigating mankind's demons for his latest impassioned drama. Read More...
The Nelms Brothers Dish on Making A Contemporary Western with Octavia Spencer
We chat with Eshom and Ian Nelms about what it takes to make an excellent, small movie about some messed up people just trying to do the right thing. Read More...
Director David Franklin on the Challenges and Triumphs of Micro-Budget Filmmaking
Franklin discusses the five-year process of making his feature film directorial debut, As Far As The Eye Can See, out March 20 on VOD. Read More...
Brett Haley and Nick Offerman Talk Music and ‘Hearts Beat Loud’
The director and the star of Hearts Beat Loud spoke with us about incorporating music into a story and the power of "feel-good" films. Read More...
The Ramsay Brothers on Capturing the Dread of ‘Midnighters’
We chat with Julius and Alston Ramsay about achieving the gothic noir aesthetic of their New Year's horror thriller, Midnighters. Read More...
Eric Bana On Wearing the Skin of Evil in ‘The Forgiven’
We chat with Eric Bana about squaring off against Forest Whitaker in Roland Joffé's latest historical thriller. Read More...
Dimitri Logothetis on Pitting Jean-Claude Van Damme Against Mike Tyson in ‘Kickboxer: Retaliation’
On the eve of shooting his third entry in the Kickboxer franchise, director Dimitri Logothetis, chats with us on the many splendors of martial arts cinema. Read More...
With ‘Thoroughbreds,’ First-Time filmmaker Cory Finley Explores the Concept of Privilege Through Satire
"Male characters in movies have been allowed to be pretty terrible people and still get us to root for them. We have to be able to love messy anti-hero female characters, even female villains, as much as we do male ones." Read More...
