by October Gallery
It’s hard to believe, but Julia Louis-Drefyus and Will Ferrell met for the first time in October 2017, more than two decades into their respective reigns atop the comedy pecking…
These days, the chatter that circulates at the Sundance Film Festival keeps returning to the same questions: Are this year’s indie hopefuls good, or are movies dead? In Sundance terms,…
Documentarian Lana Wilson felt an immediate connection to Taylor Swift. Their conversations about art flowed, their points of view on the female experience in the industry aligned. Wilson was a…
PARK CITY, Utah ― Julia Garner and Kitty Green were tired but giddy when I walked into their room at Marriott’s Summit Watch on Sunday afternoon. They hopped up and…
From 1979 to 2015, officials in China enforced a one-child policy as a method of population control, subjecting women to forced abortions and sterilizations and punishing those who refused to…
Four years ago, budding documentarian Liza Mandelup set out to explore the sway that social media holds on Generation Z. She stumbled into the world of live broadcasting, a deceptively…
PARK CITY, Utah ― The premiere of a searing four-hour documentary about Michael Jackson’s history of alleged sexual abuse cast a somber shadow at the Sundance Film Festival on Friday.…
Jenny Slate’s quest for self-actualization included a detour in goat feces. Don’t worry, it’s not some Goop-type health hack. Just another sacrifice required of an actress who has spent the…
The official trailer for the Sundance Film Festival breakout “The Last Black Man in San Francisco,” which has sparked conversations among viewers about gentrification and family legacies, was released Thursday.…
“Leaving Neverland,” the HBO documentary detailing an investigation into child sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson, generated an array of emotions for viewers after it debuted Sunday. The film centers…