Sarah Foulkes
Film School Rejects
Montreal, QC, Canada
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A Conversation with The Great Jonathan Pryce
The actor discusses 'The Wife,' working with Glenn Close, and his secret plan for the BAFTAS. → Read More
Meet The Filmmakers Who Are Changing The Way Sex Workers Are Portrayed On Screen
An interview with Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber, the filmmakers behind your next Netflix obsession. → Read More
'Shoplifters' Review: A Beautiful and Unsentimental Family Portrait
Koreeda explores family and poverty in this heart-wrenching film. → Read More
Watching ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor’ Having Never Watched ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’
How can I feel nostalgia for a show I never watched? → Read More
‘Dear White People’ Creator on Racism, Comedy, and Season 2
An interview with Justin Simien. → Read More
The Films of Steven Soderbergh, Ranked
'Unsane' is the latest addition to a long and diverse list of Steven Soderbergh films. And guess what, we ranked 'em all. → Read More
I’d Like to Thank: How to Give a Great Oscar Speech
In case you ever win an Academy Award, here's how to deliver a great speech. → Read More
‘mother!’ and ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ Might Be The Same Movie
One is a fantasy; the other is a nightmare revolving around abusive men. → Read More
The Merchant Ivory: The History of Adaptations That Came Before ‘Call Me By Your Name’
Looking back at James Ivory and Ismail Merchant's partnership and how they adapted novels. → Read More
Editing Tonya’s Trauma: An Interview with Tatiana Riegel
An interview with Tatiana Riegel, editor of I, Tonya. → Read More
Justin Timberlake’s Myth of the Wild West
Exploring JT's search for authenticity in the woods. → Read More
The Best Worst Christmas Movies on Netflix
There have been so many great films in 2017, so celebrate by watching some terrible ones. → Read More
What ‘Star Wars’ and Charles Dickens Have in Common
An exploration of the serial. → Read More
An Exploration of Greta Gerwig as ‘The Most Original Actor of Her Generation’
What's the best training for a director? Being an actor. Just ask Greta Gerwig. → Read More
The Face is like a Map: Frances McDormand’s Portrait
A short portrait of one of the great American actresses. → Read More
‘Good Time’ Gets Better with a Blu-ray Release
A look at the brotherhood of 'Good Time' in an exclusive clip from the Blu-ray. → Read More
Meet ‘195 Lewis,’ The Next Breakout Webseries
This webseries may be made by queer black women for queer black women, but its quality is something anyone can see. → Read More
The Yorgos Lanthimos School of Acting
Understanding the bizarre, deadpan acting style present in Yorgos' Lanthimos' filmography. → Read More
The Character Actor Who Deserves a Lead Role: An Interview with Elizabeth Marvel
An interview with Elizabeth Marvel about The Meyerowitz Stories, sexual assault and being a cocktail waitress for David Bowie. → Read More
On Fertile Ground: The Pregnant Women in Denis Villeneuve’s Cinema
Exploring a consistent theme in the filmography of one of today's best working filmmakers. → Read More