The collaborators talk Helen Flanders’s recording archive, and their new short film made with Smithsonian Folkways.
Jenn Harris on IRL connection, leaving Brooklyn and her new short film, She's Clean.
Paul Taylor premieres his latest short film and explains how parenthood allowed him to rediscover a sense of simplicity and play in his work.
Erin Vassilopoulos, whose debut feature Superior opens at BAM today, on the forces that shaped her short film of the same name.
Victoria Negri debuts her latest film, and shares an essay on how she subconsciously reveals herself through her work.
Julia Marchese on how being an outsider and her love of Stephen King led to her latest project, a film version of King's story “I Know What You Need.”
Tom Gilroy examines the influence of Mike Leigh, Ken Loach and Tsai Ming-liang on his new short film, #WaynesvilleStrong.
Director and producer Chadd Harbold outlines how he's got back to work during the pandemic, and also shares his new short, Close Contact.
Filmmaker Amanda Kramer debuts her latest short film, a mesmerizing mix of dance and cinema pondering the disposability of female bodies.
Through a 20-year-old Lynn Shelton film, viewable here for the first time, Megan Griffiths finds a new way to know her friend and to process her loss.
