From Mail-Order to Online: Tom Davenport on Founding Folkstreams, the Pioneering Online Streaming Site
Tom Davenport filming Born for Hard Luck When I first discovered the works of Jean Rouch, Robert Gardner, and Timothy Asch—academic anthropologists who opted to make films rather than books about their research subjects—my appreciation of their work was hampered…
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I Gave Up a Lot of Stuff
[Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Train Dreams] Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with William H. Macy and Kerry Condon for Netflix's Train Dreams. Macy and Condon share when they first knew this movie would be special and Macy…
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Inner Landscapes: Tenzin Phuntsog on “Next Life”
An image of the Dalai Lama gives diasporic texture to an otherwise anonymous suburban American house; the camera tracks to the next room, where a father, mother, and son sit like statues. A Tibetan doctor arrives, and father Pala (Tsewang…
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The Star of Exciting New Drama ‘Manas’ Didn’t Know She Was the Lead Character Until Seeing the Movie
Summary Perri Nemiroff chats with Manas director Marianna Brennand after a Collider screening of the movie. During their Q&A, Brennand looks back on the ten years of research she did for the film, and also explains why she opted to…
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“It was Extremely Brutal”: Max Keegan on “The Shepherd and the Bear”
Yves Raspaud in The Shepherd and the Bear High in the Pyrenees, a centuries-old way of life approaches its twilight amid a controversial rewilding scheme. France’s government has for decades airlifted brown bears from Slovenia to repopulate those hunted out…
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“I Would Absolutely Be Scared”
[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for Talamasca: The Secret Order.] Summary In the AMC series 'Talamasca: The Secret Order,' Guy Anatole finds himself entangled with the Talamasca, uncovering family secrets and questioning everything he thought he knew. The…
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Steel Blue World: DP Dan Laustsen on “Frankenstein”
Guillermo del Toro and Jacob Elordi on the set of Frankenstein (Photo by Ken Woroner) Though Guillermo del Toro’s 1997 American studio debut Mimic was a notoriously unpleasant experience, the silver lining of that giant cockroach creature feature was the…
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Brittany Snow’s True Crime Obsession Came in Handy for ‘Murdaugh: Death in the Family’
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Murdaugh: Death in the Family's finale.While one of the biggest storylines in Murdaugh: Death in the Family revolves around the titular family, the Hulu true crime series also makes a point to…
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Brittany Snow’s True Crime Obsession Came in Handy for ‘Murdaugh: Death in the Family’
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Murdaugh: Death in the Family's finale.While one of the biggest storylines in Murdaugh: Death in the Family revolves around the titular family, the Hulu true crime series also makes a point to…
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Monica Strømdahl on doc âFlophouse Americaâ
Flophouse America Flophouse America is the unnervingly intimate feature debut of Monica Strømdahl, an internationally award-winning photographer who spent 15 years documenting the impoverished communities that have sprung up in rundown motels throughout the US. Which is how she met…
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Death in the Family’ Stars Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette Detail Their “Brutal” Finale Filming Experience
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Murdaugh: Death in the Family finale. One of the biggest questions hanging over Murdaugh: Death in the Family early on was just how far the Hulu true crime miniseries would go…
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“You Learn to Let Yourself Go Completely”: June Squibb, Back To One, Episode 367
June Squibb has only been acting for about seven decades, so forgive her if she hasn’t figured this whole acting thing out yet. Luckily she isn’t stopping or even slowing down. In fact, at 96 years old, she is more…
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