Octavia Yearwood and The Tranz Form
A new docuseries from artist, author, and motivational speaker Octavia Yearwood delves into the lives of trans people of colour. The first season of The…
Tag: filmmaker
A Q&A With British Filmmaker Toby Amies
British filmmaker Toby Aimes chats with FRONTRUNNER about his filmmaking process and a deep dive into documenting the progressive rock band King Crims…
A Q&A with BURDEN Director Andrew Heckler
Facts transmit their own kind of alchemy to a story. A writer easily could have invented the plot of Andrew Heckler’s debut film BURDEN, but we’d …
Dear Arts Instigator: Stuck Painter
In a special column for FRONTRUNNER, Dear Arts Instigator responds to questions about art-making, navigating the world as an artist, and finding a pla…
“Come Healing of the Body, Come Healing of the Mind”: Review of ‘The Farewell’
It takes a daring director to envisage a charming tale of little white lies, but Lulu Wang’s morally ambiguous and emotionally justifiable dramedy, …
Special Guest Post: Stanley Kubrick at The Design Museum, London
Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition finds a home at London’s Design Museum in Holland Park. The UK arrival of this much-vaunted exhibition is fitting as…
Hammer Hath Risen: ‘House of the Gorgon’ Premieres in London
Written, produced and directed by Joshua Kennedy (who appears in a sizeable role), the film is an unabashed love note to the wholly abandoned Hammer H…
A ‘Madre’ (Mother) of a Thriller
While at home in her apartment with her own mother in Spain, a woman gets a phone call from her six-year-old son, who’s on vacation in France with h…
Investigating the Documentary Film Industry at IDFA Amsterdam 2018
Producing a documentary film, whether a short film, television broadcast, or theatrical feature is no small accomplishment. But, as we know from past …
Wale: An Interview With Director Barnaby Blackburn
Wale tells the story of a young boy in London who is trying to get his life on the right track, but finds himself at the mercy of a sinister plot. It …