Dreams of a Better Future

Rather than being an austere or confusing art form, experimental filmmaking has given artist Leslie Foster the tools to help liberate Black, Brown and queer people.

Leslie Foster, October-November 2018Leslie FosterSeptember 24, 2018Film, Level Ground Festival

A Framework for Collaboration

Director Chase Joynt and producer Samantha Curley speak about how their collaborative work benefitted their new film, Framing Agnes, which tells the story of individuals who redefined gender in the midcentury.

Ashleigh Hill, October-November 2018Ashleigh HillSeptember 21, 2018Film, Level Ground Festival

To All the Crazy Mixed Asians I've Loved Before

Crazy Rich Asians and To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before are two new films all about Asian people. But what about those of us who are mixed-race?

Maylin Tu, August-September 2018Maylin TuAugust 6, 2018Film

It's Such A Good Feeling: How Mr. Rogers Changed My Life and Influenced My Activism

The work of changing the world can take a toll on our emotional well-being. That’s why Fred Rogers' legacy of emotional justice and compassion matters more than ever.

Rachel Virginia Hester, July 2018Rachel Virginia HesterJuly 2, 2018TV, Film

Making A Believer: An Interview with Don Argott

We spoke to director Don Argott about his new HBO documentary, Believer, which follows Imagine Dragons’ lead singer Dan Reynolds in his journey as an LGBTQ ally and a Mormon.

Jarell Wilson, June 2018Jarell WilsonJune 4, 2018Music, Film, Interview

Not All Stories End With An Altar Call

We spoke to the team behind the hilarious new comedy Camp Manna about balancing the eccentricities of evangelical summer camp with the trauma camp can instill.

Donald Scherschligt, June 2018Guest UserJune 4, 2018Film