‘The Night Agent’s Gabriel Basso on the Consequences of Season 2 and What’s to Come in Season 3
[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for Season 2 of The Night Agent.] Summary Season 3 of the Netflix series 'The Night Agent' will be the best yet, with more answers and returning characters. Gabriel Basso is excited but…
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“Narration is a Double-Edged Sword”: Editor Parker Laramie on Train Dreams
Still from Train Dream. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Denis Johnson’s novella Train Dreams follows Robert Granier, a railroad builder, as he participates in America’s expansion to the West and finds love. Director Clint Bentley (Jockey) has adapted the Johnson’s attempt to contextualize…
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‘Inheritance’ Director Explains How They Pulled Off a Global Spy Thriller on an iPhone
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub speaks with Inheritance co-writer and director Neil Burger. Inheritance stars Phoebe Dynevor, Rhys Ifans, and Ciara Baxendale, about a woman who discovers her father was an international spy. In this interview, Burger discusses how the movie…
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“This Experience Really Drives Home the Idea of What a Passion Project Really Is”: Editor Sydney Cowper on Endless Cookie
Endless Cookie, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Half-brothers Seth and Peter Scriver investigate their differing identities in Endless Cookie, an “animated hangout film” that chronicles their lives from 1980s Toronto to present-day remote Shamattawa. Peter’s Indigeneity and Seth’s whiteness are contrasted…
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Jared Douglas Battles Misconceptions Toward Loggers on ‘The Last Woodsmen’
Discovery Channel has been host to an array of heavy-hitting docuseries that tackle unique worlds and industries. Like Deadliest Catch and Gold Rush before it comes The Last Woodsmen. Taking viewers into the unique industry of logging, The Last Woodsmen…
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“A One-person Crew”: DP Brittany Shyne on Seeds
Seeds, courtesy of Sundance Institute. In Seeds, her feature debut, Brittany Shyne explores the generational legacy of Black farmers in the American south via observational vignettes shot in stunning black and white. Acting as director, producer and cinematographer, Shyne developed…
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Amrit Kaur Is Rewriting the Hollywood Script and Ready to “F*** S*** Up!”
It’s a hazy, overcast morning in New York City, and Amrit Kaur is getting ready for a busy day of interviews in support of her series, The Sex Lives of College Girls. Wide-eyed and ready for what Thursday throws her…
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“Present the Various Perspectives in Their Fullest Possible Sense”: Editor Graham Taylor on The Stringer
Still from The Stringer. The Stringer is an investigation into the authorship of The Terror of War, sometimes known as “Napalm Girl,” one of the most recognizable photographs of the 20th century. The film is directed by Bao Nguyen (The Greatest Night…
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Alex Horne & Greg Davies Discuss Keeping Things Fresh After Nineteen Seasons of ‘Taskmaster’
Greg Davies cuts an imposing figure. At six foot nine, it’d be hard not to, but even through a computer screen, it makes sense why he was chosen to be the face of Taskmaster, the UK panel show where he…
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“I Sometimes Felt Like the Worst Partner in the World”: DP Clarke Gayford on Prime Minister
Still from Prime Minister. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Prime Minister, premiering in the 2025 Sundance Film Festival’s World Cinema Documentary Competition, is co-director Lindsay Utz and Michelle Walshe’s behind-the-scenes look at Jacinda Ahern’s five years as the Prime Minister of…
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“I Want To Take Things on That Really Scare Me,” Phoebe Dynevor Discusses Making ‘Inheritance’ and Filming Guerilla-Style Around the World
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Inheritance star Phoebe Dynevor. In the movie, Dynevor stars as Maya, who discovers her father is a spy and that she's now at the center of an international conspiracy. In this interview, Dynevor discusses…
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“You Have to Create a Strong Duo”: Producer Dominique Barneaud on GEN_
GEN_, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Italian director Gianluca Matarrese centers his latest film on Dr. Bini, who oversees in vitro and gender-affirming care Milan’s Niguarda public hospital. Navigating complications put forth by the country’s conservative government as well as the…
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