Run Lola Run
Director Tom Tykwer heart-racing film Run Lola Run focuses on three alternate timelines and shows us how even the smallest choices can have huge effects.
Sofia Sheehan
Run Lola Run – Interview with Film Writer / Director Tom Tykwer
Twenty-five years since its release, Run Lola Run is still in the cultural conversation.
Red, White and Blue – 5 Questions for Film Writer/Director Nazrin Choudhury
Nominated for Best Live-Action Short Film at the 2024 Academy Awards.
Ninety-Five Senses – 5 Questions for Film Co-Director Jerusha Hess
Nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the 2024 Academy Awards
Invincible – 5 Questions for Film Writer / Director Vincent René-Lortie
Nominated for Best Live Action Short Film at the 2024 Academy Awards.
The Settlers
A journey filled with majestic landscapes and imminent disaster, The Settlers is a shining example of just why revisionist Westerns are so impactful and important.
Amélie
Audiences in France and across the globe fell in love with Amélie and it became one of the highest-grossing French films of all time and received five Academy Award nominations.
Amélie – Interview with Film Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Back in 2001, a small French film Amélie made waves on the international film scene and became emblematic, not just of France’s cinematic industry, but of the nation itself. Now in 2024, it's re-release for Valentine's Day had us revisit the classic film once again in this interview with Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
The Settlers – Interview with Film Director/Co-writer Felipe Gálvez Haberle
Selected as the Chilean entry for Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards.
Shayda – Interview with Film Writer/Director Noora Niasari
Chosen as the official Oscar submission for Best International Film by Australia and produced by Cate Blanchett, Shayda received praise for its empathetic storytelling and brilliant performances.
Amanda
Amanda may seem too odd to be relatable, but with a hilarious and heartfelt script, her struggle becomes uncomfortably resonant.
Amanda – Interview with Film Writer/Director Carolina Cavalli
Amanda is not your average 24-year-old girl. She’s obnoxious, narcissistic, aimless, and without a job, a boyfriend, or even a friend. The film is a mix of subversive humor and devastatingly relatable anxieties, it’s hard to believe that Amanda is Director Carolina Cavalli’s debut feature film.
Love Gets a Room
Set in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1942, the film tells the story of a Jewish acting group putting on a musical comedy play while chaos and violence happens around them.
Love Gets a Room – Interview with Film Director Rodrigo Cortés
Love Gets A Room may be an unexpected film for fans of director Rodrigo Cortés’ previous work, but...