Sean Glass

Garner is 17-years-old with a powerful presence that she seems to not even be aware of. For Garner it’s obviously the hair. She has that kind of hair that she’ll be known forever for in her career. This is Garner’s first feature film, but she’s up for two roles coming up that are hush-hush at the time of this article.

"It’s rare that a filmmaker’s voice can come through so distinctly these days. There aren’t really any obvious influences for Catechism. Rohal seems to be coming from some combination of the Midwest—particularly religious fanaticism and hypocrisy laced with strip mall and Walmart culture, Lynch, Linklater, Malick, and then the oft-referenced reference points are unfortunately Napoleon Dynamite and fortunately his collaborators David Gordon Green and Jody Hill."

No Little Task: Rohal's Sophomore Film Avoids Classification

"In Russian filmmaker Aleksei Fedorchenko’s Silent Souls the camera orbits around and points our glances at areas of interest. The color is as expressive of the themes and story as the action is—as many shades of grey in here as Michael Mann had shades of black in Collateral."

Endangered Species: Fedorchenko Demonstrates That Old Traditions Die Hard