Amélie Hoeferle in the Present Tense
Amélie Hoeferle didn’t see Sterling Point coming, and she’s not particularly interested in overthinking why it did.
Amélie Hoeferle didn’t see Sterling Point coming, and she’s not particularly interested in overthinking why it did.
Best known as Devi in the hit show Never Have I Ever, the 24-year-old now takes on Maya in Best of the Best, a new film from Netflix about competitive collegiate Bollywood dancing.
Avantika Vandanapu wants it all: horror, Indian cinema, a return to Columbia, and a love story she’s writing herself. The only thing she’s stopped making room for? The internet’s opinion.
Alex Ullom made It Ends for $80,000 with a cast he found on Instagram. Now he’s sitting in the NEON office with a second film in the can, wondering how long the road goes.
Gus Birney has spent the spring being hated by strangers, and she couldn’t be happier about it. As Portia Cunningham in Netflix’s…
Sitting down with Keen Ruffalo, you get the sense that he is still catching up to what is happening to him. He…
Samara Weaving talks about the “goat-like wail” that made her horror’s reigning Scream Queen and the “new pair of glasses” motherhood gave her to see the world through.
The star of Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s “Hot Spot” on playing a survivor who barely speaks, why the film got more relevant with time, and the one frame she’d want to be.
Lizzy Greene talks football dreams, filming through injury, and taking ownership of the women she plays, from Ransom Canyon’s Lauren Brigman to US soccer icon Kristine Lilly.
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