Arthouse and Introspection: An Interview with Jacqueline Lentzou
In just seven short films — including the recently lauded “Fox” (2016), “Hiwa” (2017), and “Hector...
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An Economy of the Gaze: An Interview with Camilo Restrepo
Camilo Restrepo is a late bloomer, creating works that are tactile and impressionistic, whether...
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Cinema Is Memory: An Interview with Liryc Dela Cruz
Born in Mindanao, the second largest island in the Philippines, Liryc Dela Cruz is a young,...
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Self-Portrait of an Exquisite Corpus: An Interview with João Pedro Rodrigues (Part Two)
This is the second part of an interview I conducted recently with the Portuguese filmmaker, João...
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Self-Portrait of an Exquisite Corpus: An Interview with João Pedro Rodrigues (Part One)
With his first short film “Parabéns!” (1997) debuting at the Venice Film Festival more than two...
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A Treasure Hunt to Find New Talents: An Interview with Zsuzsanna Kiràly
Working between Komplizen Film and her own production company, Flaneur Films, Zsuzsanna Kiràly has...
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Down by the River—Leonor Teles
At the 2016 edition of the Berlin International Film Festival, 23-year-old Leonor Teles became the...
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Marta Hernaiz Pidal on “Dobro” and “The Chaotic Life of Nada Kadić”
For Mexican director Marta Hernaiz Pidal, 2018 is off to a terrific start. An award-winning...
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Scott Barley On Sleep Has Her House And The Thrill Of Darkness
“Film is an illusion, but hopefully an illusion that can speak a truth.” Scott Barley has...
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An Interview With Theodore Collatos
Five years after his last feature, Dipso (2012), a Brooklyn based director Theodore Collatos...
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Experimental Filmmaker Eric Leiser Takes Us Behind The Scenes Of His Animations
Eric Leiser’s shorts and art have been exhibited widely, from film festivals, such as Cannes, and...
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Creating Friction: An Interview with Salomé Lamas, Part 2
Borders, thresholds, and limits—these are the things that run across Salomé Lamas’ diverse, yet...
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