Alexandria Bombach on the emotional toll of making On Her Shoulders, her portrait of Nobel Peace Prize-winning Yazidi activist Nadia Murad.
Director Marilyn Ness on the precarious balancing act involved in making her documentary on gun violence, Charm City.
Producer Sakheni Dlamini on growing up as a child of an alcoholic father, and how her own story became part of the new documentary Liyana.
Siblings Elan and Jonathan Bogarín explain (and show!) how they made sense of their grandmother's passing in the film 306 Hollywood.
A whole world opened up for Lisa D'Apolito when she made Love, Gilda, her documentary about the beloved late comedian.
Sasha Waters Freyer, director of Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable, has some thoughts on being a so-called "late-bloomer."
Documentary filmmaker Jesse Sweet on the recent rush of movies about Hasidic Jews, and his own upcoming film, City of Joel.
Amy Scott talks accidentally getting stoned in Italy, Roger Ebert, La Dolce Vita, Trump, editing, and her debut feature, Hal.
Kusama — Infinity director Heather Lenz details the obstacles she faced during her resilient attempts to get her documentary made.
Director Robert Greene, his cinematographer and producers break down the images in their new film, and how they used genre to interrogate mythologies.
