Interviews

Running on empty: No Data Plan frames a three-day train journey as a microcosm of the immigrant experience

Son of man: the director of Native Son on bringing the iconic novel to the screen

With Long Day’s Journey Into Night, in theaters April 12, Bi Gan returns to his hometown through an elaborate romance of dreams and memories

The late filmmaker, FSLC’s 1994 Chaplin Award Gala honoree, offers his take on 1973's The Long Goodbye

Crime and punishment: Belonging, screening April 4 at ND/NF, rises above psychological and moral judgments to navigate the complexity of family history

Edge of the city: the director and lead actor of Long Way Home on the difficulties facing black filmmakers in Brazil

Fresh catch: the rough-hewn Bait keenly portrays a displaced and reconfigured working-class community in coastal Britain

The 1985 FSLC Gala honoree reflects on turning life into fiction and bringing fictions to life

Parklife: the director of Panic in Needle Park and Scarecrow on his long career depicting the emotional lives of those on the margins

It's relative: the directors of MS Slavic 7 on the use of biography and the strange experience of playing a version of your director on screen