Film

Lorna Tucker, director of Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist, relates her remarkable journey from homeless teen to successful documentarian.

Australian actor turned writer-director Baker gets grilled by another thesp now behind the camera as his new movie Breath hits theaters.

The writer-director of Summer 1993 on how the death of a family member has underpinned each of the films she has made.

Shannon Plumb writes a letter to the men running the film industry. She’s got some things to say.

Talkhouse’s resident film archivist extols the virtues (and trashy pleasures) of an unfairly forgotten masterpiece of low-budget exploitation cinema.

Multi-hyphenate Goldberg is mercilessly grilled by his longtime friend and sometime musical collaborator about his new record, and much more.

Baltasar Kormákur on his Icelandic roots and pushing himself to the limits for films like Everest and his latest, Adrift.

Jeremy Frindel charts his journey from subversive comedy pop star to "green-juice yoga guy" to documentary filmmaker.

Paul Feig has some serious moves, and that infectious passion for getting down can be seen in all of his work.

The director of The Gospel According to André on the documentary that gave her an intoxicating first taste of the New York City fashion world.

The director of The Honor List on the particular way she establishes a deeply personal connection to the work she's making.

The beloved action movie subgenre has lain dormant for some time, but writer-producer Lenkov has kept its spirit alive in two of his CBS shows.