Film

Filmmaker Crystal Moselle is always on the lookout for characters.

From the Talkhouse Reader, actor and filmmaker Charles Lane remembers the 1977 New York City blackout.

Writer-director Richard Shepard looks back on his cinephilic childhood, the focus of his new documentary, Film Geek.

Writer-director Joel Potrykus, whose new film Vulcanizadora premieres at Tribeca next month, on life with his son, Solo.

Out of Print director Julia Marchese traces the roots of her deep love for one of the greatest midnight movies of all time.

The filmmaker turned musician, whose new album Rio Bravo is out now, on the influence of Sam Peckinpah's classic Western on him.

Lost Soulz writer-director Katherine Propper returns to L.A. after a long time away and ponders ideas of home.

Lane Michael Stanley on the unique experience of filming and then premiering his new documentary in the legendary prison.

The star of This is Us and the upcoming Netflix series The Residence shares her love of South African adventure, Sade and comedy.

After waiting seven years to make his second feature, Blood for Dust, Rod Blackhurst has some thoughts on how to avoid the sophomore slump.

The fan-favorite actor and comedian, who's currently starring in Stress Positions, on the joys of TV movies, crispy potatoes and Isaac Hayes.

The actor-turned-director, whose new movie A Bit of Light is out now, waxes lyrical about pickleball, chutney and Keith Jarrett.