Breaking the Bee: How a 20-year Indian-American dynasty was captured on film
'Breaking the Bee' chronicles the ups and downs of four students as they compete to realize their dream of winning the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Life as a Mermaid: The cast making a splash on YouTube
'Life as a Mermaid' is the widely popular family fantasy series about two ambitious mermaid sisters who set out to prove merpeople & humans can coexist.
Simon West unloads ‘Gun Shy’
We sat down with ‘Con Air’ director Simon West for a cozy chat about his recently-released film ‘Gun Shy’, starring Antonio Banderas.
Imagine Impact: Discover Ron Howard’s global boot camp for content creators
We highlight an intriguing new force Howard is launching along with Imagine Entertainment’s Brian Grazer: a filmmaking boot camp.
‘The Misandrists’: Exploring Bruce LaBruce’s provocative punk vision
Film Daily caught up with punk provocateur Bruce LaBruce to talk feminism, pornography, and why so many modern movies make him want to puke.
Is life ‘UnReal’ for TV showrunner Stacy Rukeyser?
We caught up with showrunner Stacy Rukeyser to talk about 'UnReal' and 'Everlasting' and the need for complex female characters.
How comedy, love, and female power converge in ‘Southern Comfort’
We sat down with Malorie Cunningham to discuss 'Southern Comfort', a six-episode web series about two women who decide to separate from their husbands.
Tommy Swerdlow merges heroin addiction with comedy in ‘A Thousand Junkies’
We sit down with writer & actor Tommy Swerdlow about his directorial debut, 'A Thousand Junkies', a fast-paced and deliciously dark black comedy.
Margaret Byrne on ‘Raising Bertie’: filming hope – Pt. 1
Margaret Byrne is a powerhouse. Her longitudinal documentary 'Raising Bertie' wowed audiences and critics alike after its release last month.
Indie Movie of the Day: ‘Aiyai: Wrathful Soul’
'Aiyai: Wrathful Soul’'s story revolves around a young man, Kiran, who becomes a conduit for a mysterious spirit that lures victims to chilling fates.