Film
Three Great Things: Rosario Dawson
The executive producer and ensemble member of the new series Normal Ain't Normal on some of the stuff she's most excited about in life.
My Eight-Year Odyssey Trying to Get The Greatest Beer Run Ever Made
Producer Andrew Muscato on the perseverance and patience it took to bring the remarkable story of Chickie Donohue to the big screen.
Three Great Things: Walter Hill
The legendary director, whose new Western, Dead for a Dollar, hits theaters this Friday, shares some of his favorite stuff in life.
Three Great Things: Essie Davis
The Babadook star Davis, who currently stars in The Justice of Bunny King, on her love of gut-wrenching movies, laughter and walking.
For the (Puerto Rican) Culture
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Cobra Kai actor Rose Bianco talks positively impacting Puerto Rican on-screen representation through her work.
All in the Family: Brotherhood, Addiction and My First Feature
Writer-director-actor Scott Friend on the real-life events that led to him making his debut feature, To the Moon.
Stories of What’s Left Behind: On Making They Won’t Call It Murder
The directors of the new Field of Vision short documentary share their experiences chronicling the human impact of police killings in Columbus, Ohio.
On Making Mistakes and Learning to Embrace Them
Tom George, director of the new star-studded comedy mystery See How They Run, on the only true way to get good at filmmaking.
Revisited: Making Movies, Making Babies (and the Monster Beside Me)
Susanna Nicchiarelli, whose new feature Chiara debuts today in Venice, on bringing films and new life into the world at the same time.
The Film As It Makes Itself
Filmmaker Juan Pablo González on the unconventional and organic way he made his debut feature, Dos estaciones, in his hometown.
Three Great Things: Vicky Krieps
The breakthrough star of Phantom Thread, who's currently starring in the complex drama Hold Me Tight, on what gives her life.
Revisited: Every Being That Lives Will One Day Die
Writer-director Carla Simón, whose new short is at the Venice Film Festival, on how the death of a family member has underpinned each of her films.











