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“Don’t Call Me Mama”: Nina Knag on Power, Vulnerability, and Pushing Boundaries

Norwegian helmer Nina Knag makes her feature debut with “Don’t Call Me Mama,” which world-premiered in the Crystal Globe Competition of this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (July 4-12). Anchored by a brave central performance from Pia Tjelta, this provocative drama explores the complex, often uncomfortable terrain of power, control, and emotional need through the story of Eva… Source Read Article

Jeffrey Epstein · Aspen

“Year of the Fox” Director Megan Griffiths and Writer Eliza Flug on Shifting the Spotlight from Predators to the Women Living in Their Wake

Jeffrey Epstein. Still making headlines. But the women impacted by his crimes—by his misogyny—are rarely named. Many choose to remain anonymous, but not all. So where are their stories? Writer and producer Eliza Flug grew up in Aspen in the 1990s, surrounded by a certain kind of man—powerful, privileged, and protected. Adopted into a world of extreme wealth, she often felt like an outsider… Source Read Article

Embeth Davidtz Drew on Her Childhood in Africa to Adapt Alexandra Fuller’s Memoir

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In 1974, when it seemed as though everyone was leaving South Africa, Embeth Davidtz’s family was going back.Davidtz, a familiar presence in films and television for over 30 years with memorable roles in everything from “Schindler’s List” to “Matilda,” was born in the United States to white, South African parents. When she was 8, they decided to return during a time of upheaval.Although the transition from “innocent New Jersey” was hard, it was a…Roald Dahl · South Africa See the Story

Michelle Kaffko, Owner/Photographer of Organic Headshots, on Navigating Life’s Choices

How did you get started? I got my degree in Cinema Studies: film history, culture, and psychology of film. When I was a freshman and about to declare my major, it was actually going to be cinematography, because that’s what I really wanted to do. But, they were canceling that degree program that year [at the University of Illinois]. And so when I went to declare as a cinematography major… SourcePhotography · Champaign Read Article

Julie Seabaugh on the documentary “Are We Good?”

Comedy is an essential tool of humanity — it reaches places within us that can often be too scary to face on our own. And, especially when it is a shared experience, it can create a world where we feel safe, together. I had the pleasure of speaking with ‘producer, story editor, and originator Julie Seabaugh on the new documentary “Are We Good?” about comic and podcast pioneer Marc Maron. Source Read Article

Tribeca 2025: Fredgy Noël Takes It All In: On her homey short “New York Day Women”

Fredgy Noël’s newest short, NEW YORK DAY WOMEN, premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. Based on Haitian writer Edwidge Danticat’s 1991 short story of the same name, the story follows young woman Suzette, as she unexpectedly sees her mother in Manhattan. Deciding to follow her around, Suzette learns sees her mother through a new light, and by proxy, herself. Noël’s adaptation of the story contains… SourceNew York City · New York Read Article

Tribeca 2025: Connie Shi on her personal short film “The Rebirth”

Connie Shi’s newest short, “The Rebirth,” premiered at Tribeca Film Festival on June 6th. The story follows Hana, a waitress who takes a black market abortion pill in a near-future world where it’s nationally outlawed. Forced to go to work in spite of the abortion taking place, Hana comes to find that the pill has unexpected side effects. I spoke with Connie Shi about her process writing… SourceNew York City · New York Read Article

Emmy-winning Editor Wax Taber on the Unique Moment of College Admissions and COVID-19

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started PBS’s “The Class,” a six-part mini-documentary series that started airing in March. Directed by Jaye and Adam Fenderson and executive produced by Daveed Diggs and Nicole Hurd, the mini-series focused on six Deer Valley High School seniors and their college advisor Mr. Cam who is trying to help them navigate the labyrinthine college process in California… SourceHomelessness · California Read Article

‘Twin Peaks’ Cast Sets National Tour for the Summer and Fall

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Stars of the surreal mystery series will make 18 stops around the U.S. to discuss stories from in front of and behind the camera, with two events taking place at iconic series locations.United States · United States See the Story

Hannah Welever on shaking things up with her sex positive short “Soirée”

Hannah Welever is a queer filmmaker based in New York, but her roots are Midwestern. In her newest short, “Soirée,” Welever creatively holds space for women’s bodies, and how often they are misunderstood. After an unfortunately awkward hookup gone awry, Reed (Naomi Walley) takes a literal trip inside her body, and meets the personification of her cervix. What ensues is a comedic yet thought… SourceNew York City · New York Read Article

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