Interviews


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Director Debra Granik

Granik speaks about the stark authenticity of her film “Winter’s Bone,” and whether her film, along with 2008′s “Frozen River” forms two parts of a Rural Women trilogy.


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Director Rob Reiner

The director sits down to discuss his latest film “Flipped,” working with children, and getting “Meatheaded” on a regular basis.


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Flipped Press Conference

Beloved director Rob Reiner was in downtown Indianapolis to receive a Truly Moving Picture Award for his new film Flipped.


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Luke Matheny, “God of Love”

The filmmaker won a student Oscar for “God of Love,” a quirky 18-minute film about love and darts.


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Actor/writer Heath Freeman, “Skateland”

Freeman spoke to The Yap about “Skateland,” about his two co-stars who are on the verge of stardom, and making a 1980s film where most of the characters are stuck in the 70s.


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Director Nancy Carlson, “Movers and Stakers”

Director Nancy Carlson talked to us about her delightful new documentary covering the history of US 40.


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Director/Co-Writer Seth W. Owen, “Peepers”

Seth W. Owen made one of the most unique films at this year’s festival: the comedic story of a band of peeping toms.


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Director Conor Horgan, “One Hundred Mornings”

The “One Hundred Mornings” director discusses the film, not telling the audience what has happened, and creating a film that is both universal and specific to a certain culture.


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Stephanie Wang-Breal, “Wo Ai Ni Mommy”

Stephanie Wang-Breal directed “Wo Ai Ni Mommy,” a documentary about one Chinese girl’s adoption by an American family.


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Greg Luna, “MWM”

Greg Luna talks his film “MWM,” which explores the one place gay men are able to safely come out of the closet–the Internet.


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