Category: Interviews
Live-Action ‘Sword in the Stone’ Remake Isn’t Happening Says Damsel Director
Live-Action ‘Sword in the Stone’ Remake Isn’t Happening Says Damsel Director

The Big Picture Damsel twists classic fairy tales, with Princess Elodie (Millie Bobby Brown) facing a dark, terrifying fate that she must navigate on her own. Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's dream was working with icons like Angela Bassett, Robin Wright,…

Read more
The American Society of Magical Negroes – Casting Choices Explained
The American Society of Magical Negroes – Casting Choices Explained

The satirical comedy, “The American Society of Magical Negroes,” tackles the complex reality of the Black experience in America, with a touch of magical realism. Ahead of the film’s release on March 15, 2024, we had the opportunity to participate…

Read more
The Sadean Horror of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex: Artist and Filmmaker Charles de Agustin on Mission Drift
The Sadean Horror of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex: Artist and Filmmaker Charles de Agustin on Mission Drift

Mission Drift The precarious and conflicted economics of non-profits — both material and libidinal — are the subject of artist and filmmaker Charles de Agustin‘s short narrative essay film Mission Drift, which, over the past year, has screened at festivals,…

Read more
‘Fallout’s Director Is Making the Series He Wants as a Game Fan
‘Fallout’s Director Is Making the Series He Wants as a Game Fan

The Big Picture 'Fallout' is based on the video game series, set 200 years post-apocalypse, and focuses on societal divisions and survival tactics. Showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner focused on creating a new story that fits within the 'Fallout'…

Read more
DeWanda Wise Talks Blumhouse Film Imaginary: ‘I’m an Indie Darling!’
DeWanda Wise Talks Blumhouse Film Imaginary: ‘I’m an Indie Darling!’

Blumhouse strikes again with yet another bone-chilling horror feature. This particular genre is doing a pretty effective job of taking the things we cherished as children — looking at you, Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey — and turning them…

Read more
Cristiana Dell’Anna & David Morse Preach Kindness in Cabrini
Cristiana Dell’Anna & David Morse Preach Kindness in Cabrini

Summary Cabrini portrays Mother Cabrini's inspiring mission of inclusion and integration in a democratic society. Dell'Anna infused her scenes with personal touches to enhance Mother Cabrini's message of empowerment. The film highlights the emotional depth of characters like Mother Cabrini…

Read more
Women in the Wilderness: How Nat Geo’s Queens Aims to Close the Gender Gap in Natural History Filmmaking
Women in the Wilderness: How Nat Geo’s Queens Aims to Close the Gender Gap in Natural History Filmmaking

Queens director of photography Sophie Darlington and director Faith Musembi film elephants (Photo: courtesy of National Geographic for Disney/Rachael Kinley) When National Geographic’s Janet Han Vissering and Wildstar Films’s Vanessa Berlowitz got the idea to make Queens, a six-part natural…

Read more
“A Frankenstein Set of Lenses”: DP Matthew Libatique on Maestro
“A Frankenstein Set of Lenses”: DP Matthew Libatique on Maestro

Bradley Cooper and Matthew Libatique on the set of Maestro 25 years ago, Pi—a $70,000 indie about an obsessive mathematician shot on 16mm black and white reversal stock—put cinematographer Matthew Libatique on the map. In the intervening quarter century, Libatique…

Read more
John Cusack – Maps To The Stars Q&A
John Cusack – Maps To The Stars Q&A

MAPS TO THE STARS IS AVAILABLE ON BLU-RAY AND DVD ON 2ND FEBRUARY, COURTESY OF ENTERTAINMENT ONE He’s been a Hollywood star since his teens, when he starred in Class, Sixteen Candles and The Sure Thing, but thankfully John Cusack…

Read more
The Best Superhero Show Out Right Now Is Actually a Hulu Sitcom
The Best Superhero Show Out Right Now Is Actually a Hulu Sitcom

The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff moderates an exclusive Q&A with the team behind Hulu's superhero comedy series, Extraordinary. Creator Emma Moran and stars Máiréad Tyers and Sofia Oxenham look back on making Season 1 and tease what's to come…

Read more
A Candid Conversation with Director Michelle Steffes and Writer Jennifer Sorenson Featured, Interviews Film Threat
A Candid Conversation with Director Michelle Steffes and Writer Jennifer Sorenson Featured, Interviews Film Threat

An Austin Film Festival favorite, and newly-minted Audience Award winner for best Comedy Vanguard Feature at the event — For When You Get Lost exists as deeply insightful, beer-fueled look at the absurdities of life, death, and family. Moreover, it’s exists…

Read more
Peter Farrelly and William H. Macy Discuss Ricky Stanicky
Peter Farrelly and William H. Macy Discuss Ricky Stanicky

Hearing a name like Peter Farrelly, you might just think, "Ah yes, one-half of the Farrelly brothers." They're responsible for hysterical comedies like Dumb & Dumber and Kingpin. And now, Peter Farrelly is back with yet another slapstick offering. Sure,…

Read more
1 158 159 160 161 162 412