Directed, Shot & Edited Matt Baron & Gary Gardner Post Production Supervisor Chris Sullivan Produced Code and Theory Executive Producer Brandon Ralph  VIDEO PUBLISHED: 01/01/12

In honor of her new film, we asked Miranda July to give us five predictions for the future. In her typical spirit, they are both impossibly imaginative and no doubt absolutely correct.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/09/11

After stealing the show in both The Merchant of Venice and A Winter's Tale last year, Hamish Linklater earned himself an Obie for his performance in The School for Lies this spring. Now Linklater is making the jump to leading man playing the sweet if unfocused Jason opposite Miranda July in her film The Future.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/15/11

"I like Howard Hawks' definition of a movie: three great scenes and no bad ones," said director Miguel Arteta (The Good Girl, Chuck and Buck) at the Cedar Rapids press conference this Monday, "and it's harder than you think."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/15/11

The Future is whimsical at times (most notably, it's narrated by a cat named Paw Paw), and brutally honest in its attention to the awkward and uncomfortable details of contemporary life, illuminating Miranda July's singular way of being intimate and inclusive as well as aloof and alienating at the same time.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/25/11

In Union Square, Miranda July encourages tourists do what they really want to do in front of a work of art—take a picture.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/02/10

Miranda July took over a garden in Venice at this summer’s Biennale and made the viewing audience a complicit part of her sculptures. July, who moonlights as a filmmaker, actress, performance artist, and fiction writer, seems to want her work to play a part in people’s lives—and hopes they’ll return the favor.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09

Interview celebrated LA Art Weekend; our report comes back by pony express.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/09/09