A Unique Perspective on Adoption with B-Side for Taylor Director Christina YR Lim Featured, Interviews Film Threat
B-Side for Taylor is a heartfelt drama about an adopted Korean teen struggling to relate to her Caucasian father after the death of his wife and a Korean immigrant teen searching for acceptance by her parents in a new land.…
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Sheroes Star Isabelle Fuhrman on Quoting Liam Neeson, Working with Kevin Costner
She's been in the Hollywood game since childhood. Remember that memorable little horror film Orphan (2009)? Isabelle Fuhrman played the titular role for that one (and in the recent sequel, Orphan: First Kill, along with other films like The Hunger…
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‘Asteroid City’s Maya Hawke & Rupert Friend on the Way Wes Anderson Directs
It must be an exciting milestone for any actor’s career to work alongside a filmmaker like Wes Anderson, whose personal style within the industry is unmistakable and who often works with the talent he’s familiar with. For Maya Hawke, Asteroid…
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Kara Young and Olivia Washington on the Greatness of Boots Riley and I’m a Virgo
"What I loved about this is that Boots Riley gave us all an opportunity that so many people would be so afraid of. He found our talents and said, ‘You know, I hope we all share this because the thing…
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau on His Descent Into Darkness for ‘God Is a Bullet’
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau may be best known for his role as Jaime Lannister in Game of Thrones, but for audiences who didn't watch HBO's watercooler hit, Coster-Waldau is perhaps most recognized as Mark King in Nick Cassavetes' revenge-filled rom-com The Other…
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“The Hard Way Every Single Time”: Production Designer Adam Stockhausen on Asteroid City
Jake Ryan, Jason Schwartzman and Matt Dillon in Asteroid City Though Wes Anderson’s films can be seen as the product of the director’s sharp imagination, the finished work is nothing without those who turn his thoughts into spreadsheet-enabled reality. Most…
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Rodrigo Cortés on His Movie, Love Gets a Room, and Filmmaking Inspirations
Director Rodrigo Cortés, who was born and raised in Spain, first made his mark as a young filmmaker when one of his short films won 57 awards in its film festival run, showing that he was a young talent to…
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The Deleted Scene That Defined the Movie for Amber Midthunder
Amber Midthunder is a movie star. She’s already made a big impression in a number of projects, but an especially significant amount of Prey rests on her shoulders. She’s the beating heart of a powerful character arc, the focus of…
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Mary-Louise Parker Talks Playing a James Patterson Protagonist
The James Patterson Industrial Complex is huge and growing all the time. The author of Kiss the Girls, Along Came a Spider, and your mom's favorite book has expanded into audio thrillers in recent years. These Audible Originals are less…
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Director of Nathan-ism Featured, Interviews Film Threat
The Nathan of Nathan-ism refers to Nathan Hilu, a Jewish artist and a WWII veteran, who was charged with one of the most unbelievable and sinister jobs in the world and how that had a profound effect on his art.…
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“A Call to Action for Everybody To Preserve Their History Before It’s Gone”: Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker on The Stroll
The Stroll Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker’s Sundance-premiering The Stroll is a beautifully and lovingly crafted time capsule of NYC’s Meatpacking District that mostly spans from Giuliani’s infamous “broken windows” reign of terror through Bloomberg’s post-9/11 “gentrification on steroids,” as one…
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Avatar 2 Production Designer Says The Way of Water is a ‘Miracle’ Movie from James Cameron
The stakes were high for Avatar: The Way of Water when it released in December 2022. In the 13 years since the Avatar franchise debuted in 2009, the filmmaking landscape had changed significantly. Between superheroes dominating theaters and the introduction…
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