The “Me Before You” director returns with the hybrid CGI/live-action tale “The One and Only Ivan.”

As a teen, she had “I’m Every Woman” on repeat. Today, the writer-director is the woman at the helm of the Whitney Houston biopic, her third studio-backed feature.

The screenwriter discusses his penchant for self-satirization and why Seth Rogen was his first choice to play a man brined in pickle juice for 100 years.

With every project she takes on, casting director Carla Hool carries the same critical mission: to open up possibilities for Latino actors.

There was a feeling of wanting to tell our stories, wanting to see our images on screen, which wasn't being done before in a way that was positive.

“Certain writers, certain directors, and certain actors spoke to me. It just started to blossom into a really nice body of work that I consumed and integrated.”

It wasn’t long after coronavirus-quarantine orders shut down productions that cinematographer Lawrence Sher found himself needing a creative outlet.

Michael Showalter discusses the comedians that inspired him, his journey to directing, and his new movie "The Lovebirds"

It makes you think about the beauty of filmmaking and everything that goes into creating the atmosphere. All these people were here, filming this thing — and now it's immortalized on the screen forever.