Filmmaker Jack Dunphy on his late best friend John Cibula, and the shifting role Terry Zwigoff’s dark holiday comedy played in their relationship.
The premiere of a new track, plus an essay about Kath Bloom’s influence on it by lead vocalist and songwriter Dan Wriggins.
Filmmaker Jack Dunphy on his late best friend John Cibula, and the shifting role Terry Zwigoff’s dark holiday comedy played in their relationship.
Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, the director of Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am, looks back on his time with America’s greatest living writer.
Patrick Wang on the late, great stage actor Brian Murray, who he worked with on multiple films, including his latest, A Bread Factory.
For Shannon Plumb, watching Hannah Gadsby's Nanette brings up poignant memories of a teenage friendship.
"You made me feel seen, and I want to let the world see how beautiful you were."
The fascinating and wide-ranging conversation between two fine young directors, who also happen to be great friends.
