Soundarya R. Ashwin

Women Directed 17 of the Top 250 Grossing Films of 2014

Jan 8, 2015 9:59 am /

Review: India’s First Motion Capture Film ‘Kochadaiiyaan’ Should Be a Historical Achievement. So Why Is It So Disappointing?

May 27, 2014 12:18 pm /

Antonio Banderas Finally Faces His Toughest Critics By Playing Pablo Picasso —Turn It On Podcast

“Genius: Picasso” stars Banderas and Alex Rich on figuring out how to play an artist who was respected and powerful — but also very cruel.

Craig Zadan & Neil Meron: ‘Jesus Christ Superstar,’ Figuring Out ‘Hair’ Nudity, and ‘Smash’ on Broadway — Turn It On Podcast

The producers say “Smash” may be one step closer to revival on stage. Also, they say Aaron Sorkin continues to work on a major rewrite of “A Few Good Men” for their live NBC play, hopefully next year.

How Film Festival Changes in L.A. Could Impact Awards Season — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast (Screen Talk Episode 202)

Plus: Does the “Jurassic World” franchise have the upper hand over “Star Wars”?

‘Dear White People’ Creator Justin Simien’s New Horror Film Will Be a Tribute to Black Women and Shoot This Summer

Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Simien talks about his need to create classical cinema frames for black faces, how Kubrick changed film music and his upcoming horror race-satire “Bad Hair.”

Soundarya R. Ashwin

Features

Women Directed 17 of the Top 250 Grossing Films of 2014

Reviews

Review: India’s First Motion Capture Film ‘Kochadaiiyaan’ Should Be a Historical Achievement. So Why Is It So Disappointing?