Film
My Monster
Actress turned writer-director Romola Garai on motherhood and making her feature debut with the forthcoming horror film Amulet.
The Way We Get By: Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood Has Been Cooking and Writing a TV Show
The acclaimed English actress shares what she's been up to, during lockdown and beyond, since the pandemic hit.
Why 45 Years On, I Still Dream of Making Evening Flight
Legendary director Peter Medak on his long-gestating project, a romantic drama which has deep personal meaning for him.
Anna Roisman’s Heart Goes On in Another Epic Lockdown Movie Parody
Anna Roisman and her boyfriend/collaborator Jared Hacker outdo themselves with Tubtanic, their quarantine remake of the James Cameron classic.
Remembering Kevin Rafferty
Filmmaker Caveh Zahedi looks back on his encounters with the late director of The Atomic Café and Harvard Beats Yale 29-29.
The Way We Get By: Cash Cab’s Ben Bailey is Hoping We Can All Slow Down
The stand-up comedian and TV host is live-streaming shows from his home and enjoying the quiet and seclusion of quarantine.
Stick Figures: On the Basis of Race
Filmmaker Aimiende Negbenebor Sela on how creative play led her to understand that we live the same lives, but are just colored differently.
The Disappearing Act
Onur Tukel conjures up a comic strip about his new film, Black Magic for White Boys, and the present moment in this country.
Confessions of a Middle-Aged Fanboy
Filmmaker Lou Pepe on falling in love with the teen drama SKAM Italia, and the other rare shows or movies that have inspired such ardor in him.
Eugene Mirman Is Enjoying TV Comedies from Yesteryear, and a Recent Denzel Film
He’s also the subject of an excellent new doc called It Started As A Joke.
The Way We Get By: Never Have I Ever’s Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Has Been Sheltering in Place with Her Nintendo Switch
The breakout star shares her experience of lockdown, which she has spent at home playing video games, napping and binge-watching Netflix.
Exclusive Book Extract: From Courtroom, Alix Lambert Talks to Albert Woodfox
From her latest book, filmmaker and writer Alix Lambert shares a conversation with Albert Woodfox, who served 40 years in solitary confinement.











