Interviews film

Nature, dreams and witches save a life in 'She Will.'

'Bingo Hell' borders on being a new sub-genre in the horror field because of its story about older people and gentrification.

Martin Edralin's drama focuses on the challenges encountered by Joshua, a shy Filipino man caring for his senior parents.

Director, producer, and co-writer Patricio Ginelsa shares details about his favorite Filipino dishes, influences on his films, and the opportunity to work with Danny Trejo and childhood friends on his newest feature.

"I wanted my piece to open the doors to conversations that are more difficult and help us understand one another," says Mallorie Ortega about her new film.

Juliette Binoche talks about why some people find the transition to 50 so difficult and what we can take away from her new film.

Producer, cinematographer, and designer Petter Ringbom explains the development of the new documentary about Hungarian artist László Moholy-Nagy.

When filmmaking moves from making to selling, you may find yourself at a 'Film Fest.' It could be funny.

Founder Jo Ann Skousen looks back at 10 years of the Anthem Film Festival and its evolution from a small hotel conference room to the historic Elks Theatre.

Actress, screenwriter, and director Maria Corina Ramirez explains her choices in developing 'Bridges' and how the story fits in the expanding tapestry of Latin American films.