Fremont Cast & Director Discuss the Inspiration Behind the Sundance Film
Director Babak Jalali’s Sundance feature, Fremont, is a restless immigrant tale that captures a sense of longing for a home left behind, and the human search for connection. Filmed in stark black and white, and often zeroed in on the…
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“I Consider Myself a Sensitive Person”: Editor Carolina Siraqyan on The Eternal Memory
The Eternal Memory, courtesy of Sundance Institute. The Eternal Memory, the latest from Chilean documentary filmmaker Maite Alberdi, follows a couple on a difficult journey after husband Augusto is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. They have been married for 25 years, and…
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The Cast of Extraordinary on Their Heartwarming New Superpower Comedy
One person can turn back time. Another has the power to channel the dead. Meanwhile, another dude can move his body through walls. In a world where everybody has a superpower, being “extraordinary” is, well, quite ordinary. Welcome to the…
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MCU’s First Trans Actor Zoe Terakes Talks Making History at Marvel
Home TV News MCU’s First Trans Actor Zoe Terakes Talks Making History at Marvel "We belong there with the big guys." During an exclusive interview with Collider’s own Perri Nemiroff in Park City during Sundance, Ironheart series star Zoe Terakes…
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“The Best Tool for Capturing Human Behavior”: Editors Axel Danielson and Maximilien Van Aretryck on Fantastic Machine
Fantastic Machine, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Co-directors, cinematographers, producers and editors Axel Danielson and Maximilien Van Aretryck embark on a meticulous dissection of “image-making and a mapping of its movement through society” in Fantastic Machine, the duo’s documentary that utilizes…
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Máiréad Tyers on Extraordinary, Hulu’s Inventive New Comedy
At first glance, Hulu’s new series Extraordinary may look like half of Friends but with a perky pet, and just as fun. Jen, Carrie, and Kash are 20-something London flatmates with a mysterious stray cat named Jizzlord. But there’s more…
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Andrea Riseborough Addresses Overspending on Oscar Campaigns
Home Movie News ‘To Leslie’ Star Andrea Riseborough Addresses the Problem of Overspending on Oscar Campaigns "I was promoting four films this year, two of which had huge platforms behind them and a lot of muscle. This is not one…
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That ’90s Show Creator Gregg Mettler on Nostalgia, Casting, and the Show’s Future
It says a lot about the machinations of culture that there was so much anticipation for That '90s Show, considering that the previous That '70s Show spin-off, That '80s Show, was a single-season flop. That's because the 2020s are a…
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“I Like to Channel Musicality Into the Act of Editing”: Editor Adam Dicterow on Mutt
Mutt, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Feña (Lío Mehiel) is a 20-something trans guy living in Brooklyn in Mutt, the feature debut from writer-director Vuk Lungulov-Klotz. His life is instantly thrown into tumult when a series of people reenter his life…
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Actress Travina Springer Talks Sundance Premiere of To Live and Die and Live
Those who have been to Sundance Film Festival can attest to how excitingly chaotic the event can be, especially for those who are there to work. Between the weather-related challenges of it being held atop the mountainous Park City, Utah…
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Anne Hathaway & More on a Story That’s “Not Everyone’s Cup of Tea”
The film adaptation of Ottessa Moshfegh’s award-winning debut novel is here and it features a stacked team of creators both in front of and behind the lens. Thomasin McKenzie leads Eileen as the title character, a young woman living in…
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“I Like To Edit Ideas, Not Sequences”: Editor Geraldine Mangenot on Other People’s Children
Virginie Efira and Callie Ferreira Goncalves in Other People's Children In Other People’s Children, the latest from director Rebecca Zlowtowski, a woman in her 40s named Rachel (Virginie Efira) grapples with the idea of being a mother—as well as the…
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