“Insurgent” – Interview with Jai Courtney

by Sara Michelle Fetters - March 20th, 2015 - Interviews

“I think I’m pretty realistic. I’m lucky to be able to do what it is I do for a living and I want to keep doing it. You have to have some caution and you have to be aware of what people think but at the same time you can’t design your entire career around trying to keep everyone happy.”

“I think I’m pretty realistic. I’m lucky to be able to do what it is I do for a living and I want to keep doing it. You have to have some caution and you have to be aware of what people think but at the same time you can’t design your entire career around trying to keep everyone happy.”

“Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead” – Interview with Director Kiah Roache-Turner

by Sara Michelle Fetters - February 23rd, 2015 - Interviews

“It’s a funny thing; this is a very Australian film. The humor. The way we put it together. The places we took inspiration from. It’s all pretty Aussie.”

“It’s a funny thing; this is a very Australian film. The humor. The way we put it together. The places we took inspiration from. It’s all pretty Aussie.”

“Boyhood” – Interview with Richard Linklater

by Sara Michelle Fetters - July 25th, 2014 - Film Festivals Interviews

“It’s just one of those crazy ideas that you have,” Richard Linklater says with a smile. “I was trying to make a film about childhood, but I couldn’t find a spot to begin.”

“It’s just one of those crazy ideas that you have,” Richard Linklater says with a smile. “I was trying to make a film about childhood, but I couldn’t find a spot to begin.”

“I Origins” – Interview with Mike Cahill

by Sara Michelle Fetters - July 18th, 2014 - Film Festivals Interviews

“What I really hope is that, afterwards, when it’s over, people will look deeper into the eyes of their loved ones, they’ll look closer than ever before, memorizing every little detail. That’s what I hope they do.”
– Mike Cahill

“What I really hope is that, afterwards, when it’s over, people will look deeper into the eyes of their loved ones, they’ll look closer than ever before, memorizing every little detail. That’s what I hope they do.”
– Mike Cahill

“Locke” – Interview with Steven Knight

by Sara Michelle Fetters - May 16th, 2014 - Interviews

“I hope [Locke] is seen as a bit of a comedy, a bit of a thriller, a bit of a melodrama, but at the same time you begin to feel that all of this is real, that everything happening was actually happening.”
– Steven Knight

“I hope [Locke] is seen as a bit of a comedy, a bit of a thriller, a bit of a melodrama, but at the same time you begin to feel that all of this is real, that everything happening was actually happening.”
– Steven Knight

Nick Frost in "Cuban Fury" eOne Entertainment

“Cuban Fury” – Interview with Nick Frost

by Sara Michelle Fetters - April 11th, 2014 - Interviews

Nick Frost Dances His Way to Redemption in ‘Cuban Fury’. Sprung forth from an idea that had been lingering on the forefront of actor Nick Frost’s brain for some time, ‘Cuban Fury’ is a Salsa-fueled romantic comedy that’s one part Strictly Ballroom, another part Rocky and final part Four Weddings and a Funeral.

Nick Frost Dances His Way to Redemption in ‘Cuban Fury’. Sprung forth from an idea that had been lingering on the forefront of actor Nick Frost’s brain for some time, ‘Cuban Fury’ is a Salsa-fueled romantic comedy that’s one part Strictly Ballroom, another part Rocky and final part Four Weddings and a Funeral.

“Touchy Feely” – Interview with Lynn Shelton

by Sara Michelle Fetters - December 11th, 2013 - Interviews

“I want them to be open to the experience, to let the film wash over them and that they can come out afterwards feeling something.”
– Lynn Shelton

“I want them to be open to the experience, to let the film wash over them and that they can come out afterwards feeling something.”
– Lynn Shelton

“Carrie” – Interview with Kimberly Peirce

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 18th, 2013 - Interviews

” I love the misfit. I love the outcast. The misfit represents all of us, and I think we’re lying to ourselves if we act like we have graduated from being in that position ourselves. I think people want to think they are no longer the misfit but the truth is everybody, everyday has some instant where suddenly you’re the odd one out.”
– Kimberly Peirce

” I love the misfit. I love the outcast. The misfit represents all of us, and I think we’re lying to ourselves if we act like we have graduated from being in that position ourselves. I think people want to think they are no longer the misfit but the truth is everybody, everyday has some instant where suddenly you’re the odd one out.”
– Kimberly Peirce

“The Bling Ring” – Interview with Katie Chang

by Sara Michelle Fetters - September 17th, 2013 - Film Festivals Interviews

“Whenever I watch it I find something different. I hope they do, too.”
– Katie Chang

“Whenever I watch it I find something different. I hope they do, too.”
– Katie Chang

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