Robert Machoian and Rodrigo Ojeda-Beck’s meditative ‘When She Runs’ is an exercise in patience and isolation.
Riyad Mammadyarov
Riyad Mammadyarov
I am a graduate of New York University and am currently pursuing my master's degree in cinema studies at the same institution. My passion for films knows no bounds! It warms my heart and inspires zeal to talk movies with fellow cinephiles. Have any questions, comments or just want to chat? Email me at riyad.mamedyarov@gmail.com
‘Super Troopers 2’ Comedy Troupe Broken Lizard Discusses Crowdfunding, Their Writing Process, and Potential Future Projects
Broken Lizard’s Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Erik Stolhanske, Steve Lemme, and Paul Soter as well as Emmanuelle Chriqui and Brian Cox hit the red carpet to discuss their time working on the highly anticipated Super Troopers 2, the overwhelming fandom for the series, and their writers’ room.
NYU Tisch Gala Honors Chris and Eleanor Columbus Who Discuss Upcoming Project ‘The Lighthouse’ and Their Love of NYU
The annual NYU Tisch School of the Arts Gala honored the father-daughter duo Chris and Eleanor Columbus as well as producer Eddy Moretti
‘The Death of Stalin’ Composer Chris Willis Talks ’50s Russian Music and Censorship
The acclaimed composer of ‘The Death of Stalin’ and ‘Veep’ sits down to discuss his inspiration for the film’s score, continuing to work with master satirist Armando Iannucci, and his past academic life.
Wes Anderson and Jason Schwartzman Uncover ‘Isle of Dogs’ Mysteries, Japanese Cinema Influences, and Grumbles of Pugs
Wes Anderson and his co-story writer Jason Schwartzman discuss the dystopic eccentricity of ‘Isle of Dogs,’ the multiple references to influential Japanese films, and a bizarre explanation about what a group of pugs is called.
Bill Murray and Liev Schreiber Talk Dog Personalities and Shooting Scenes in Mere Hours
Legend Bill Murray and acclaimed actor Liev Schreiber discussed their time working on ‘Isle of Dogs,’ unpacking the deeply empathetic personalities of dogs, and recording their voice-overs in a mere few hours
Film Review: ‘Game Over, Man!’
Kyle Newacheck’s ‘Game Over, Man!’ is like a smiling, playful labrador retriever that doesn’t understand how dumb and clumsy it is
SXSW: Mary Neely’s Quirky Short ‘Pink Trailer’ is Doused in ’90s Aesthetics and Witty One-Liners
LA-based writer, director, and producer Mary Neely’s SXSW premiering short film, ‘Pink Trailer,’ is a quirky, fast-paced comedy that is as funny as it is charming.
Film Review: ‘Isle of Dogs’
Wes Anderson returns with yet another masterfully whimsical cinematic splendor, elevating the stop-motion extravaganza found in ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ to new levels of precision and expertise.
Daniel Brühl, José Padilha, and Ben Schnetzer of ‘7 Days in Entebbe’ Talk Passion, Working from Reality, and Researching their Roles
7 Days in Entebbe director José Padilha, along with stars Daniel Brühl and Ben Schnetzer graced the red carpet to discuss their time working on the film, being present for a real-hijacking, and working with screenwriter Gregory Burke.