Film

Jana Naomi Smith on the very personal journey she had to go on while making her multi-award-winning dramatic podcast Red for Revolution.

The July Talk duo, who can be seen starring in the new romantic comedy Middle Life, go deep about life, love, loss, creativity and more.

Julia Marchese on her movie theater documentary returning 10 years on, and why it’s more resonant than ever.

Corrin Evans, whose feature directorial debut, Corpus, premieres at Fantasia this weekend, on swapping religion for cinematic sensuality.

Writer-director Georgia Bernstein on hypersexualization, classic erotic thrillers, In the Mood for Love and her debut feature, Night Nurse.

The legendary writer-director opens up about everything from Buddhism and bad acid trips to social media addiction and sobriety.

Rhythm is a Dancer’s writer-director-star Lauren Caster on donor conception, language and a lifelong search for belonging.

Kimmy Gatewood on how she thought big and gained expertise on the fly while helming her new movie, Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.

Actor and singer Alicia Witt, whose David Lynch-inspired album Between Heaven and Earth is now on preorder, shares a universal experience.

Filmmaker Zachary Ray Sherman on making his debut feature for $10K, shelving it for eight years, and finally understanding what it was all about.

Director Anthony Frith pulls back the curtain on the insane experience of making a film for the Asylum, as captured in his new film, Mockbuster.

Filmmaker Advik Beni on barakat, a tradition of sharing food, and how it connects to their new film, which premieres tomorrow at FIDMarseille.