Film
Exclusive Book Extract: How Leprechaun 4: In Space Got Greenlit
From his memoir Adventures in the B Movie Trade, director Brian Trenchard-Smith recalls the most memorable pitch meeting of his career.
It Makes My World Go Round
Hubert Point-Du Jour, one of the stars of Showtime’s The Good Lord Bird, on how he has used music in his creative process as an actor.
Jude Law Talks with Sean Durkin and Arcade Fire’s Richard Reed Parry on the Talkhouse Podcast
The star, writer-director and composer of the new film The Nest, out now through IFC, have a fascinating discussion about their collaboration.
Three Great Things: Jenna Ushkowitz
Glee star Jenna Ushkowitz, now starring in 1 Night in San Diego, shares some of the things that make her life more meaningful.
The Light We Steal
David Raboy, the director of the new psychological thriller The Giant, on a moment in production that came to define the film for him.
Jealousy: The Best Fuel For My Creativity
Actor turned writer-director Cory Wexler Grant on the emotion that drove him to make his directorial debut, Painter, out now on VOD.
How the 1960s Protest Movements Shaped Me as a Filmmaker
For Deborah Shaffer, director of the new doc Queen of Hearts: Audrey Flack, the political has always been personal.
Three Great Things: Fortune Feimster
Comedian and actor Fortune Feimster, who stars in the new film Chick Fight, on her love of Carol Burnett, espresso and her dog Biggie.
A World Below the Brine
Hasan Oswald shares the compelling story of how he came to make his Slamdance Grand Jury-winning doc Higher Love, out now on digital.
I Guess a 30-Year-Old Beastie Boys Record Is My Best Friend Now?
Writer and comedian Josh Gondelman on his deep love of Paul's Boutique, an NYC album that has added resonance during the pandemic.
Love You, Mum and Dad
Spell director Mark Tonderai looks back on his dramatic childhood in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and how it shaped him as an artist.
How the Clash’s Mick Jones Made My Rock & Roll Dream Come True
Making his new film, 18 to Party, writer-director Jeff Roda discovered that sometimes you should meet your heroes, after all.











