In my recent Filmmaker conversation with Julia Loktev about the making of her monumental documentary, My Undesirable Friends, ...

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Ben Rivers discusses the making of Mare’s Nest, reaching out to Don DeLillo and staging his play the Mare’s Nest and ...

Journalist and documentarian Gaia Caramazza discusses questions of access and consent when filming the Columbia University ...

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Film at Lincoln Center announced Currents for the 63rd New York Film Festival, taking place from September 26 through October ...

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For viewers watching Kelsey Taylor’s terrific debut feature, To Kill a Wolf, it’s easy to miss that its very loose source material is the 17th-century children’s fairy tale, Little Red Riding Hood.