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Tag: family

On Bad Sisters: Fighting Back Against Being Smaller and Quieter

Film
By Alison Star Locke | March 24, 2023
By Alison Star Locke | March 24, 2023

On Bad Sisters: Fighting Back Against Being Smaller and Quieter

The Apology writer-director Alison Star Locke on the satisfying and meaningful resonance of Sharon Horgan's new TV show.

Riding Out the Storm

Film
By Herbert James Winterstern | March 22, 2023
By Herbert James Winterstern | March 22, 2023

Riding Out the Storm

Supercell writer-director Jamie Winterstern on how his mother came to life in his new movie, through Anne Heche's vital performance.

A Test of Faith

Film
By Kelly Jenrette | March 21, 2023
By Kelly Jenrette | March 21, 2023

A Test of Faith

Emmy-nominated actor Kelly Jenrette on death, loss and the strength one can gain from coming through difficult times.

Three Great Things: Tim Roth

Film
By Tim Roth | March 14, 2023
By Tim Roth | March 14, 2023

Three Great Things: Tim Roth

The legendary English actor, who's currently starring in Punch, on some of the things that mean most to him in life.

Reference Library: Mui Zyu Wanted to Sample the Sounds of Her Family’s Restaurant

Music
By Mui Zyu | February 23, 2023
By Mui Zyu | February 23, 2023

Reference Library: Mui Zyu Wanted to Sample the Sounds of Her Family’s Restaurant

The artist on recapturing the noise of her youth.

Three Great Things: Bradford Young

Film
By Bradford Young | February 10, 2023
By Bradford Young | February 10, 2023

Three Great Things: Bradford Young

To mark his current season at Metrograph, the visionary cinematographer and image-maker shares the things that give his life meaning.

Turning My Childhood Home into a Film Set

Film
By Sophia Peer | January 20, 2023
By Sophia Peer | January 20, 2023

Turning My Childhood Home into a Film Set

Who’s Annie? creator and director Sophia Peer on how reenacting sitcom scenes with her parents inspired her to turn trauma into comedy.

Seeing My Family at the Movies

Film
By Alison Star Locke | December 16, 2022
By Alison Star Locke | December 16, 2022

Seeing My Family at the Movies

The Apology writer-director Alison Star Locke on the huge impact Running on Empty and Gas Food Lodging had on her growing up.

George Harrison’s Brainwashed Taught Me To Deal With Death

Music
By Morgan Enos | December 8, 2022
By Morgan Enos | December 8, 2022

George Harrison’s Brainwashed Taught Me To Deal With Death

Morgan Enos (Other Houses) on how the late Beatle’s final album guided him through tragedy with wit and optimism.

Opa + Me

Film
By Karina Manashil | October 13, 2022
By Karina Manashil | October 13, 2022

Opa + Me

Producer Karina Manashil weaves together her family history and her deep love of the nature documentary series Kingdom of the Apes.

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