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Ask the Filmmakers: In “Sand Storm,” How Did You Craft the Central Mother-Daughter Relationship?

Sand Storm's director Elite Zexer and actor Lamis Ammar kicked off Sundance 2016 by answering ScreenPrism's questions about the film.

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What are the key differences between the original “X-Files” series and Season 10?

Season 10 of "The X-Files" features more explanation and subtle changes in the characterization of Mulder and Scully.

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In “Vertigo,” what is the significance of the ending?

What does the ambiguous ending of "Vertigo" mean in the context of the rest of the film?

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What can “Making a Murderer” teach us about privilege in American society?

There is something important getting lost in the noise about Avery’s guilt or innocence in "Making a Murderer." This documentary teaches us an invaluable lesson about how privilege…

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Is “Joy” based on a true story?

"Joy" is a fictionalized account of a real person using actual details of her life, transformed by David O. Russell into a universal story about female ambition.

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According to the movie “Genius,” what makes great literature?

Berlinale 2016's "Genius" puts forward unspoken rules for what constitutes great writing (and editing).

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In “Alone in Berlin,” how is silence employed?

Adapted from Hans Fallada's novel, "Alone in Berlin," which premiered at Berlinale 2016, makes nuanced use of silence.

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Ask the Directors: for “The New Yorker Presents,” how did you adapt Shouts & Murmurs for the screen?

Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, the husband-and-wife team behind "American Splendor," talked to ScreenPrism about directing a comedy short for "The New Yorker Presents."

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Ask the Showrunner: for “The New Yorker Presents,” how did you adapt a beloved magazine into TV?

Kahane Cooperman talked to ScreenPrism about how Amazon’s "The New Yorker Presents" translates The New Yorker magazine into the medium of visual storytelling.

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What are some of the most expensive television shows ever made?

Over the last 20 years, a number of television networks have spent millions of dollars per episode to create your favorite shows.

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