Opening in theaters on June 1st is the new black-comedy from director Jesse Baget (Breathless) called Cellmates. The film stars a cast of talented actors that includes Tom Sizemore (Heat, Saving Private Ryan, Bringing Out the Dead), Hector Jimenez (Nacho Libre), Kevin Farley (The Waterboy), newcomer Olga Segura, and Stacey Keach (American History X).

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had a chance to sit down with actor Hector Jimenez and actress Olga Segura to discuss their work on Cellmates. They talked about the new movie, it's complex comedic yet intelligent tone, comparisons to Coen brothers' films, how Segura got involved in the project, the short filming schedule, Baget's shooting style, filming Stacey Keach's scenes without the actor present, wide shots, Emilio and Leroy's unique friendship, Madalena's attraction to Leroy, what happens to the characters after the movie ends, and researching the classic TV series Ben Casey.

Opening in theaters on June 1st is the new black-comedy from director Jesse Baget (Breathless) called Cellmates. The film stars a cast of talented actors that includes Tom Sizemore (Heat, Saving Private Ryan, Bringing Out the Dead), Hector Jimenez (Nacho Libre), Kevin Farley (The Waterboy), newcomer Olga Segura, and Stacey Keach (American History X).

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had a chance to sit down with actors Tom Sizemore and Kevin Farley, as well as director Jesse Baget to discuss their work on Cellmates. They talked about the new movie, it's complex comedic tone, Bubba and Leroy's relationship, Farley's simple approach to acting, Sizemore's love for acting, how he made his detestable character redeeming, and why he ultimatley destroyed Stacey Keach's "actor's soul." 

Opening in theaters on March 16th is the new Spanish-language comedy Casa de Mi Padre from director Matt Piedmont (Saturday Night Live), and producers Adam McKay (The Other Guys) and Will Ferrell (Old School). The film stars Ferrell in a completely non-English speaking role along with an excellent cast of Mexican and American actors including Gael Garcia Bernal (Y tu mama tambien), Diego Luna (Milk), Genesis Rodriguez (Man on a Ledge), Efren Ramirez (Napoleon Dynamite), Hector Jimenez (Nacho Libre), and Nick Offerman (21 Jump Street). 

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the a chance to sit down with Diego Luna and, Genesis Rodriguez to discuss their new film Casa de Mi Padre. The two actors talked about the new movie, their characters, their reaction to the idea of being in a Spanish-language Will Ferrell movie, Ferrell's impressive multi-cultural performance, actually playing a bad actor playing the character, why the Spanish community will embrace the film, and the movie's unique originality. 

Opening in theaters on March 16th is the new Spanish-language comedy Casa de Mi Padre from director Matt Piedmont (Saturday Night Live), and producers Adam McKay (The Other Guys) and Will Ferrell (Old School). The film stars Ferrell in a completely non-English speaking role along with an excellent cast of Mexican and American actors including Gael Garcia Bernal (Y tu mama tambien), Diego Luna (Milk), Genesis Rodriguez (Man on a Ledge), Efren Ramirez (Napoleon Dynamite), Hector Jimenez (Nacho Libre), and Nick Offerman (21 Jump Street). 

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with actor and comedian Will Ferrell to talk about his new film Casa de Mi Padre. The hilarious actor discussed the film, his character, the challenges of making a Spanish-language movie, how he learned the complicated language, what new language he wants to master for his next film, ideas for possible sequels, Armando's love for his brother and the affair he has with his brother's wife, what qualities are important in a Will Ferrell character, and the film's Carpenters inspired end-credit musical number. 

Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, who worked together in both Y tu mamá también and Rudo y Cursi have just signed on to work with Will Ferrell in Casa de mi padre.