Exclusive: Beau Knapp Talks The Signal
Three MIT college students on a road trip across the Southwest — Jonah (Beau Knapp) and fraying couple Nic (Brenton Thwaites) and Haley (Olivia Cooke) — take a detour to…
Exclusive: Director Lukas Moodysson Talks We Are the Best!
Swedish-born poet and novelist Lukas Moodysson made a splash with his film debut, “Show Me Love,” in 1998, and has since then delivered a number of controversial and experimental films.…
Interview: Director Robert Stromberg Talks Maleficent
Robert Stromberg is an Oscar-winner who’s been involved in a wide variety of enormously successful films — including the highest-grossing movie of all time — but he’s not a name…
Interview: Sharlto Copley Talks Maleficent, Neil Blomkamp’s Next Film
It was 55 years ago that Walt Disney’s animated version of “Sleeping Beauty” first left her mark. But the villainess from that film, Maleficent, endured every bit as much as…
Interview: Elle Fanning Talks Maleficent and Her Relationship With Sister Dakota
Elle Fanning has been acting in movies for so long, it’s hard to believe she’s still only 16 years old. And then one meets her in person — with her…
Interview: Sam Riley Talks Maleficent
The animated “Shrek” series, with its focus (initially, at least) on “fractured fairytales,” rang up a couple billion dollars for DreamWorks (and later Paramount), between the theatrical box office take…
Exclusive: Director Joel Hopkins Talks The Love Punch, Collaborations With Emma Thompson
For his third film, writer-director Joel Hopkins (“Last Chance Harvey”) re-teamed with Emma Thompson, casting her opposite Pierce Brosnan as one half of a divorced couple who reunite after the…
Exclusive: Director Fred Schepisi Talks Words and Pictures, Next Projects
Australian-born director Fred Schepisi has a varied filmography, spanning “Roxanne,” “Six Degrees of Separation” and “Fierce Creatures,” among other credits, but one of the steadiest through-lines in his work is…
Interview: John Jarratt On Getting Real & Slicing Spines In Wolf Creek 2
It’s been nearly ten years since we’ve seen Mick Taylor mutilate unsuspecting victims in “Wolf Creek,” but now he’s back and eager to torment a new crop of tourists. This…