Filmmaker David Felix Sutcliffe's open letter to the documentary community about courage, cameraphones and the #RightToRecord.
As a lost Jarman documentary from 30 years ago goes on release, Bruce LaBruce looks at its place in the career of the late great British director.
Director Stuart Gordon recalls when, while running a theatre company in Chicago in the 1970s, he first met the iconic playwright and filmmaker.
Actress Sarah Hagan looks back on memorable moments in her career, from Freaks and Geeks and Buffy to her new film, Sun Choke.
Filmmaker and actor Shannon Plumb struggles with what direction to take in her work when nothing in the world now seems funny.
The actress, director and activist calls out '80s TV star Baio on his misogyny, and calls time on him and his Type™.
Inspired by Jesse Williams' BET speech, writer-producer Mayuran Tiruchelvam on how the film community can aid the Black Lives Matter movement.
Oscar-winning director Roger Ross Williams on making movies about outsiders, and his plans to transform the industry from within.
Stuart Gordon recalls working on the Disney live-action favorite with Katzenberg, who recently moved on from the company he co-founded, DreamWorks.
Shannon Plumb on Thomas Bidegain's Les Cowboys, which updates the Western for the post-9/11 world.
