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Factory Outlet: Rose Troche Talks with Director Mary Harron about I Shot Andy Warhol

[Editor’s Note: The following piece was originally published as the cover story of our Spring, 1996 edition. It appears online here for the first time.] When we invited Go Fish director Rose Troche to interview Mary Harron, the director and… Read more

By Rose Troche Jul 15, 2019

The American Way: Writer/Director Rick Alverson on The Mountain

Jeff Goldblum and Tye Sheridan in The Mountain (courtesy of Kino Lorber)

Divisive. Vexing. Hilarious. Disturbing. Stimulating. Exhilarating. However one feels about the films of Rick Alverson, one thing’s for certain: the adjectives used to express that opinion will be strong. From The Builder (2010) to Entertainment (2015), Alverson has relentlessly challenged… Read more

By Michael Tully Jun 19, 2019

Show Us the Money

Game of Thrones (courtesy of HBO)

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By Noel Murray Jun 19, 2019

Act Naturally

Black Box

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By Stephen Cone Jun 19, 2019

Screen Overload

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By Matt Mulcahey on Jun 19, 2019Cinematographers
The Art of Listening

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By Michael Taylor on Jun 19, 2019Features
The Kindest Denial

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By Scott Macaulay on Jun 19, 2019Features
Seamless Transitions

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By Ben Odell on Jun 19, 2019Features
Mansion on the Hill: Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot on The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot, the creative team behind The Last Black Man in San Francisco, have the kind of backstory that’s the stuff of publicists’ dreams, a compact anecdote that grounds their feature debut. Both are native San Franciscans and met around age 10: Talbot had gotten into a fistfight, and Fails came onto the street just in time to help. The two became lifelong friends, a relationship that mutates into new form in their film. Fails (who cowrote the film’s story with director Talbot; the script’s cowriter is Rob Richert) stars as a version of himself: a lifelong […]

By Zach Mandinach on Jun 19, 2019Features
Revision Mode

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By Scott Macaulay on Jun 19, 2019Features

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