In this interview, award-winning Irish filmmaker and Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective member Dónal Foreman discusses his genre-defying feature film, The Cry of Granuaile. Blending psychodrama and fantasy, the film explores myth, memory, and grief through the story of a grieving American filmmaker and her Irish assistant as they research Ireland's legendary "pirate queen."...

Filmmakers Jude Chehab and Landon Van Soest, cofounder of the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective, discuss Light, Darkness, Light, a powerful documentary about a blind priest receiving a bionic eye. They explore themes of faith, science, and resilience, and reflect on the collaborative spirit of the BFC....

Discover the story of Ethio-jazz legend Hailu Mergia in "It is a Soul: A Portrait of Hailu Mergia," a 14-minute documentary by filmmakers Adam Golfer and Lorena Alvarado. In this interview, they share personal insights into the making of the film, their creative process, and the influence of Ethio-jazz music....

Before the Sundance-winning Girls Will Be Girls hits theaters in September, we caught up with director Shuchi for an artist-to-artist conversation. BFC member Carrie Hawks interviewed her about the writing process and how BFC membership has shaped her creative journey....