Thank God for Netflix’s The Body
Horny, hysterical, deeply unserious and surprisingly smart, Netflix’s The Body is everything teen television has been missing.
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Bella Neuspiel Is Just Trying Not to Panic
On The Body, Neuspiel plays the girl trying to keep everyone calm. Off-screen, she’d probably be the first one freaking out.
The Body Review: Quinn Shephard’s Darkly Comic Thriller Is a Brilliant Exploration of Teenage Repression
Wildly entertaining, wickedly funny and unexpectedly heartbreaking, Quinn Shephard’s The Body is a bold, brilliantly acted exploration of teenage girlhood, queer desire and religious repression, anchored by two extraordinary, star-making performances from Kristina Bogic and Sara Boustany.
Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen is Living the Dream
Between featuring alongside idol Ethan Hawke, joining Natalie Portman and Jonathan Bailey in Pumping Black, and raising a family in Denmark, one thing is clear: Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen is living the dream.
Rayna Vallandingham Knows How to Put Up a Fight
With the upcoming Street Fighter bringing her childhood obsessions full circle, Rayna Vallandingham has a new fight: becoming the first female black-belt martial artist to perform her own fight choreography on the mainstream screen.
Wildwood Cinematographer Caleb Deschanel Discusses the Making of Laika’s Masterpiece
In this exclusive interview, we discuss cinematography’s importance, Stanley Kubrick and Academy Award conversation.
Clark Backo Loves A Challenge
There’s a moment in Xavier Dolan’s Mommy that speaks to Clark Backo. A teenage boy, skateboarding down the street ahead of the people he loves, reaches out his arms. The screen, which had been squeezed into a tight 1:1 square ratio up until this point, expands with his movements.
Wildwood Stars Jacob Tremblay and Peyton Elizabeth Lee Discuss the Magic of Stop-Motion Animation
In an exclusive interview with A Shot Magazine, stars Peyton Elizabeth Lee and Jacob Tremblay discuss Wildwood’s cinematic magic, Star Wars and what the animation medium means to them.
Ruby Sear Is Just Getting Started
Ruby Sear wants to do it all: experiment with accents, take on period dramas, paint dreamlike landscapes, and make music of her own. The one thing she’s learning to let go of? The pressure to have it all figured out.
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