A year after David Lynch’s death, filmmaker Robert Kolodny reveals the idiosyncratic way he has been processing the loss of the iconic auteur.
Actress Irene Sofia Lucio on the question that starring in Liberation on Broadway during the time of ICE raids has forced her to reckon with.
The Pen15 creator-star, who's now starring in Untitled Home Invasion Romance, on Korean bathhouses, waiting tables and her dog George.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Leah Warshawski on her grandmother, Holocaust survivor Big Sonia, and her 100th birthday.
Filmmaker and sex worker Lily Lady weighs up the virtues of two new festival titles, the film Modern Whore and web series Bulldozer.
Nicola Rose on her favorite short of recent years, the Oscar-winning Sing, and how it inspired her own film Gabrielle.
The veteran action director, whose new star-studded thriller The Rip is out now on Netflix, picks a trio of personal essentials.
Through images, Charlie Shackleton tells the story of how his hit Sundance documentary — which is now out on digital — came into existence.
The brilliant cinematographer of Marty Supreme and Eddington on the movies and art he’s loved this past year.
Cherien Dabis, whose Oscar-shortlisted All That's Left of You opens tomorrow, on the imperative nature of telling Palestinian stories.
