Russell Goldman
Editorial Intern
Russell Goldman is an Editorial Intern at Indiewire. He writes articles that his bosses don't have to write. He is a student at Wesleyan University where enjoys directing as much film and theater as he can. He has been writing about film since he could spell - most recently for the Wesleyan Argus - and has previously held internships at GKIDS and Nine Lives Pictures.
Latest by Russell Goldman
Crowdfunding shouldn't just be student filmmakers painfully asking friends and family for money.
It's a joy to see the leaders of the independent world foster new, exciting talent.
Now that you've had a chance to binge the whole show, we've got some questions about where the Duffer Brothers will take us next season.
In honor of Museum of Modern Art's own retrospective on the work and career of filmmaker Ira Sachs, we've created one of our own.
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Watch a Safdie come into his own with an early short.
"This is it. It's done. There's ways to do more, but this is the vision."
The festival that founded now-hit TV shows on HBO and Netflix looks ahead to a bright future.
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Trailers for blockbusters, trailers for modern American epics, trailers that even showed the whole film in two minutes.
The prolific director discusses his latest film "Microbe and Gasoline," and how young filmmakers can perfect the skill of dream-telling.
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