Wedding comedy with difficult subject matter is serious business. It takes a deft hand to craft a film that intertwines ...

"I really wanted to talk about the healing process, or the attempt at healing," Victor told Yahoo in Toronto. "There is a thing that I think happens with this kind of trauma, is that when it's ...

Then at Victor’s first meeting at Pastel productions, he planted a seed of an idea: Maybe Victor was already a director. This image released by A24 shows Eva Victor in a scene from “Sorry ...

Empowered by what they’d seen, Victor assembled a “dream team” of experts, like cinematographer Mia Cioffi Henry, who also teaches at NYU, and an editor, Alex O’Flinn, who teaches at UCLA.

Empowered by what they’d seen, Victor assembled a “dream team” of experts, like cinematographer Mia Cioffi Henry, who also teaches at NYU, and an editor, Alex O’Flinn, who teaches at UCLA.

When the location of one of their meetings shifts last-minute to his home, Victor’s camera waits outside while day turns to night. Only when Agnes exits, ashen and horrified, do we pick back up ...

The Oscar-winning producer of “Moonlight” really wanted to get in touch with Eva Victor. Adele Romanski and her producing partner Mark Ceryak were “kind of obsessed” with the short ...

Writer-director Eva Victor stars as Agnes, a young woman who teaches at a small-town college somewhere in cold, coastal New England.

Write what you know” only gets you so far. An awful lot of debut films, even from writer-directors with talent, start from a personal place only to end up at a weirdly impersonal “universal” one you ...