Film

The Texas filmmaker writes a letter to the director of her favorite film of 2015.

If there were an Oscar for Degree of Difficulty, this seemingly unpromising biopic of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson would be a winner.

The veteran director concludes his two-part piece about his love of animals, and how to get the best out of them on camera.

It's not always easy to precisely explain why you love a truly great film. (Especially if you're a cat.) But you embrace the struggle, right?

Rose McGowan, Alex Cox, Allison Anders, Bruce LaBruce and more remember the late iconic performer.

The horror directing great is shaken by a troubling (but horribly familiar) premise and two phenomenal central performances.

A period coming-of-age dramedy, Heller's debut feature is a portrait of adolescence femininity that embraces complexity.

The even-keeled (and unerringly polite) writer-director finally surrenders himself to Pixar and dives into a world of emotions.

Every ballot from every filmmaker who voted in the Talkhouse Film end-of-year poll, including their comments and favorite 2015 Talkhouse pieces.

More than 50 Talkhouse contributors and friends of the site contribute to the only end-of-year poll voted on solely by filmmakers.

An appreciation of the best show on television as Soderbergh's stewardship on it sadly comes to an end.

Sometimes what you really want to say about Spike Lee and his new movie only comes out when you're killing time on Gchat...