Film

Talkhouse contributor Victoria Negri shares her latest work, a short film shot while she was sheltering in place at her childhood home in Connecticut.

In the second part of his Driftless Significance video essay series, Benjamin Shearn looks at horror's departure from its classical roots.

Actress and producer Jasmine Batchelor recounts the emotional experience of attending a memorial for George Floyd, and its haunting aftermath.

Director Jason Wise recalls a fateful day shooting his new documentary about sea-urchin divers, The Delicacy.

The director, whose new film Shirley is out this week, guides us through favorite works by Wallace Stevens, Rainer Maria Rilke and more.

Storyteller and standup comedian Jeff Simmermon charts the integral role that Paul Verhoeven's 1987 classic has played in his personal life.

Kentucker Audley unearths his "lost" video essay about the 1993 drama, which he created in 2017 but is only now sharing with the world.

The regular Talkhouse contributor and her boyfriend have been killing time during the lockdown making movie magic ... in their shower.

The director, whose book Barry Sonnenfeld, Call Your Mother: Memoirs of a Neurotic Filmmaker is out now, prescribes more laughter in our lives.

Jay Giampietro photographs the shuttered movie theaters of New York, and looks back on 25 years of filmgoing memories in the city.

Filmmaker Morgan Maassen looks at the impact of coronavirus on his father, Jeff Maassen, who he profiled for Vimeo's Stories in Place series.

Micah Van Hove looks back on an unforgettable 10 days in Peru at Werner Herzog's filmmaking workshop in the Amazonian jungle.