“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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TJ Dinch & Bradley Carter on How ‘Southern Hospitality’ Season 3 Is Their Hardest Yet
TJ Dinch and Bradley Carter from Southern Hospitality have been a part of the cast since the first season of the show, but thanks to this season, they have become closer friends. After the Season 2 reunion, TJ had to…
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“An Observational Character Study of an Ex-Offender”: DP Sam Motamedi on Ricky
Still from Ricky. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. In Ricky, Rashad Frett extends his Sundance 2023 short of the same name to feature length to tell the story of a 30-year-old returning home after serving time in prison. The film follows Ricky…
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‘Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery Has No Problem Beating Up Mark Wahlberg in ‘Flight Risk’
Summary Michelle Dockery stars in Flight Risk, directed by Mel Gibson, as a U.S. Marshal facing off against Mark Wahlberg's hitman pilot. The film showcases Dockery's diverse talents in an action-packed setting, filmed using Volume technology. Dockery discusses her experiences…
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“I Had to Relearn How to Look at and Respond to the World”: DP Jon Shenk on Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore
Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore trains its camera on Marlee Matlin, who became the first Deaf performer to win an Oscar when she took home Best Actress for the 1987 film Children of a Lesser God. The…
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Director Robert Eggers Explains 'Nosferatu' and His Surprising Next Movie
Filmmaker Robert Eggers discusses his remake of a century-old classic and why and how he made it, along with what he's working on next. 'Nosferatu' is now available on digital platforms and comes to 4K UHD and Blu-ray on Feb.…
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Rhys Ifans Explains How ‘Inheritance’ Has “Advanced the Way We Use This Technology” in Filmmaking
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Inheritance co-star Rhys Ifans. In the movie, Ifans plays Sam, the father of Phoebe Dynevor's Maya, who discovers that her father is an international spy, setting her off on a globetrotting mission. In this…
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“Interrotrons Can Be a Real Drain on Production”: DP David Jacobson on Pee-wee as Himself
Pee-Wee as Himself Filmed before his death in 2023, Pee-wee as Himself, an episodic project from documentary filmmaker Matt Wolf, chronicles the life and legacy of performer Paul Reubens via intimate interviews and a wealth of archival material. Cinematographer David…
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