Articles in Interviews
Big Boys Gone Bananas!*, aside from having the distinction of the hardest title in awhile to spell correctly, is the kind of film of which every documentary film festival needs at least one. It’s not exactly a feel good story, but it is a feel better story.
Certified Emergenetics trainer Erik Kieser joins Cindy and Ken on the podcast to discuss Made in Dagenham and how films can illustrate the behavioral and thinking preferences in Emergenetics profiles.
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.”
Less of an indictment of wind energy companies (though it is that to some degree), Laura Israel’s documentary is mostly an affirmation of the democratic process.
John Sayles brought his most recent film, Amigo, to AFI Fest in Los Angeles this week. I was able to interview the director about the film’s production history, historical context, and parallels to other military …

