Interviews

Borderline Director Johannes Vang on Making a Comedy at the Edge of Three Countries

By Film Threat Staff | June 2026

There’s a moment in director Johannes Vang’s short film Borderline (På Grensa) where three strangers — a Norwegian customs officer, a Finnish…

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There's a moment in director Johannes Vang's short film Borderline (På Grensa) where three strangers — a Norwegian customs officer, a Finnish fisherman,...

Nathan Deming’s Winter Hymns Is the Sold-Out Indie Drama That Turns Grief Into a Communal Experience image — Nathan Deming’s Winter Hymns Is the Sold-Out Indie Drama That Turns Grief
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Film Threat founder Chris Gore and editor-in-chief Alan Ng sit down with Wisconsin-born filmmaker Nathan Deming to discuss his emotionally fearless...

The Worst First Date Ever: Director David St. Clair on His Romantic Thriller The Lonely Crowd image — The Worst First Date Ever: Director David St. Clair on His Romantic Thriller The
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Film Threat Publisher Chris Gore sat down with writer-director David St. Clair to talk about his debut feature, The Lonely Crowd, a romantic thriller now...

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In the heart of Salt Lake City, two brothers—Taylor and Ethan Paur—have created something deliberately unconventional. Their debut feature film, By His...

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In an era when coming-of-age stories often lean heavily on nostalgia or cynicism, Nicholas Ma's Mabel offers something refreshingly different: a tender...

Indie Film Economics 101: Why Daril Fannin’s Kino Studios Model Could Change How Filmmakers Think About Budgets image — Indie Film Economics 101: Why Daril Fannin’s Kino Studios Model Could Chan
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In a conservative religious compound in the Southeast, a young Daril Fannin was told that television was the Devil's tool—that Satan would use the small...

Foreign Tongue Director Boris Mojsovski: ‘Foreignness Is Not a Flaw, But a Perspective image — Foreign Tongue Director Boris Mojsovski: ‘Foreignness Is Not a Flaw, But a
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After a freak accident leaves her speaking with a Bosnian accent, Kathy is suddenly seen as a stranger in her own world. What begins as an unfortunate...

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Director Joseph Kahn has become one of the most outspoken voices in entertainment, and his recent appearance on Film Threat proved exactly why. Known for...

Kevin Interdonato Breaks Down the Real Violence in Indie Thriller Dirty Hands image — Kevin Interdonato Breaks Down the Real Violence in Indie Thriller Dirty Hands
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Director and actor Kevin Interdonato has created something vital with Dirty Hands, a lean, mean indie crime thriller that refuses to soften its edges or...

The Addiction of Hope: Anne-Marie Johnson and Martin Gottlieb on the Self-Funded Film Hollywood Wouldn’t Make image — The Addiction of Hope: Anne-Marie Johnson and Martin Gottlieb on the Self-Funded
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They've been together for over 30 years. He wrote the script. She stars in it. And nobody asked them to do any of it — which is exactly the...

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