The editors of theatrical drama By Design and documentary Sugar Babies share details of their work and editing preferences with IBC365.
Among the more abstract films premiering at Sundance Film Festival was one in which a woman becomes a chair. By Design goes nowhere near the body horror of The Substance but it transmits a similar critique of the objectification women...
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