Film
The Camera is a Womb
Model turned filmmaker Sophia Dunn-Walker challenges the idea of the male gaze, explaining the lens through which she sees the world.
Two Halves of a Chalky White Pill
Writer-director Chris Merola, whose debut feature Lemonade Blessing is out now, on life and filmmaking on Lexapro.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Jaboukie Young-White
The popular comedian and actor, who can now be seen in The Love Hypothesis, goes deep on dreams, duppies and dung beetles.
Notes on a Dedication
In 2025, when Travis Gutiérrez Senger finished ASCO: Without Permission, he dedicated the film to his mother and grandmother ...
Three Great Things: Clark Duke
The popular actor turned writer-director, whose new movie Stranglehold is out now, chooses an eclectic trio of favorites.
The Genetics of a Film
Writer-director Melody C. Roscher shares the poignant real-life story behind her new film, Bird in Hand, which is in theaters now.
Three Great Things: Dane Cook
The stand-up comedian and actor, the subject of the new documentary Funny Money, chooses a trio of personal favorites.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Vicky Krieps
The hugely gifted actress, who can currently be seen in Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, pulls back the curtain on how she sees the world.
Someone Sent My Family a Hateful Homophobic Note. We Responded to Fear with Visibility.
Leonardo Nam, who can currently be seen as Maddox Hatter in Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, shares a powerful personal story.
Three Great Things: Jay Baruchel
The fan favorite actor, whose new film The Stunt Driver opens today, on his love of hamburgers, solo reading time and movie nights with his wife.
Fast Forward
Writer-director Louis Paxton charts the stepping stones from childhood onward that led him to make his Sundance favorite The Incomer, which hits theaters today.
How I Became The Scout
The writer-director of The Scout on her autobiographical experiences as a location scout that inspired the film.
