Film

Writer-directors Josephine Decker, Deborah Kampmeier and Drew Denny discuss their differing and complicated feelings about Wonder Woman.

Kentucker Audley, the internet's most insightful video essayist, delves deep into the complexities of Jim Carrey's 1997 classic.

Jim Hemphill sits down with his friend and former collaborator Lea Thompson as her directorial debut world premieres at L.A. Film Festival.

Shannon Plumb finds kindred spirits in the comedy double act of Fiona Gordon and Dominique Abel, whose delightful new movie is out this week.

Charlie Shackleton tries to put into the words the genius of Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's highly underrated creative non-fiction series.

Lynn Shelton on her very personal – and emotional response – to Patty Jenkins' game-changing superhero movie.

Andrew Cohn recounts a pivotal and dramatic moment from his time making his latest movie, Night School.

The writer-stars of two of this month's best new movies sit down for a chat about mixing comedy and drama, and life and art.

At a time when U.S. politics is beyond satire, Matthew Wilder finds a resonant parallel in the unbridled weirdness of Lynch's seminal TV show.

Brea Grant celebrates the return of David Lynch's iconic show and explains why its rhythms fit so well with the current zeitgeist.

Marino sits down with his old friend and former collaborator Scheer to discuss his new movie, doing it all, bloopers — and his love of dance!

Talkhouse Film's champion of the cinematic underdog shares his affection for Arthur Hiller's pre-AIDS gay melodrama.