How We Love: The art of the 'body dance' with trailblazer Ita O'Brien
Veteran intimacy coordinator Ita O'Brien takes us behind the scenes of her work on shows like "Normal People," "Sex Education" and "I May Destroy You."
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A24's ‘The Drama’ is provocative, but hilarious
Cambridge based film critic Sarah G. Vincent shares her thought's on A24's romantic dark comedy, "The Drama." -
In ‘André is an Idiot,’ humor becomes a shield against the unthinkable
Director Tony Benna joins GBH's All Things Considered to share more about documenting his friend's final years following a stage four cancer diagnosis in this Sundance Award–winning film. -
A different kind of survivor story takes center stage in Boston film ‘The Prince Charming Theory’
Boston filmmaker Sophia Horowitz tells GBH's All Things Considered that she wanted to shift the focus from the trauma of sexual assault survivors to their healing journey. -
Despite no acting nominations, Asian creators shine from behind the camera
What is the state of representation of Asian stories and creators both in front of the camera and behind the scenes? -
How We Love: Exploring the spicy, imaginative world of romance fanfiction
Three fanfiction experts give their insight into the the social, collaborative, imaginative community of writers and stories. -
New film centers a multi-millionaire's now-defunct communist collective in the Berkshires
A new documentary tells the story of former Cox heir Fergie Chambers and how he's using his extreme wealth. -
Deborah Moggach on the legacy of her ‘muddy-hem’ adaptation of ‘Pride & Prejudice’
The screenwriter said updating the life and times of the Bennett family was like “cooking with very, very good ingredients.” -
The real New England stories behind ‘The Conjuring’ franchise
“The Conjuring: Last Rites,” released this fall, is the series’ final film. -
Folk horror closes in on humanity’s greatest fear: itself
Folk horror is having a moment right now, but the genre isn’t new. Why is it resonating so much with horror fans right now? -
Unbound Pages: 'The Librarians' spotlights leaders in the fight for the freedom to read
A new documentary spotlights the struggles of librarians around the country who are working against book bans in their communities, despite smear campaigns and threats.
