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Film Festivals

Ansh Dubey spoke with Kelsey Taylor and Adam Lee about their upcoming film To Kill a Wolf.
Ansh Dubey sat down with Operation Taco Gary’s star/producer Simon Rex and writer/director Michael Kvamme to talk about the film. 
Ansh Dubey sat down with Diary of a Wimpy Kid's Robert Capron to talk about his upcoming short film, Vial. Read the full interview inside.
15 years after his last feature film, Mary & Max, Oscar-winning Australian stop-motion legend, Adam Elliot, has returned with London Film Festival Top Prize winner, Memoir of a Snail—a beautifully animated, heartbreaking, and uplifting tale of a woman’s life.
Ansh Dubey had an opportunity to speak with Tadanobu Asano (Shōgun) for his upcoming film Ravens at the Austin Film Festival.
Edward Berger’s adaptation of the novel, Conclave, by Robert Harris, is an amazing political thriller with plenty of humor and touching moments.
The third and final entry of Pablo Larraín’s Historical Women Trilogy, Maria, is a disappointing conclusion to a mostly inspired series. 
Ansh Dubey spoke with Virgil Williams, the screenwriter behind Netflix’s The Piano Lesson, at the Austin Film Festival.
Norita is a beautifully profound documentary that strives to tell her story as she herself wanted it told, while honoring her legacy.
Ansh Dubey sat down with Jayson McNamara, the filmmaker and one part of the duo behind the powerful documentary, Norita.
I sat down with Valeria Golino, the prominent actress and director behind the upcoming miniseries The Art of Joy (L’arte Della Gioia).
This festive adaptation fails to become a Christmas classic, but That Christmas is good enough to be enjoyed and get you in holiday spirit.