Nicolas Winding Refn On the Genesis of ‘Her Private Hell’ Following a near-death experience and a series of increasingly dreamlike projects, the director seems to have forsaken verisimilitude for a dark fairy-tale take on life. By Stephen Garrett
‘Bottoms’ Review: This Summer’s Weirder, Bloodier, Gayer ‘Barbie’ Mind-blowingly bizarre and gut-bustingly funny, 'Bottoms' is an unapologetic queer comedy that's sure to be an instant cult classic. By Laura Babiak
Karen Cinorre Knew Her Film ‘Mayday’ Had to Be a War of the Sexes Sundance's 'Mayday' is about a war between men and women, and the director wanted to "blow things up." By Max Gao
Sean Green Built the Gallery World’s First CRM. Now He’s Building Its First A.I. Agents. By Elisa Carollo