Film
Three Great Things: Amy Landecker
The actress, whose debut as writer-director, For Worse, is in theaters now, offers up a trio of personal favorites.
Walden, But Good
Comedian Mary Houlihan, whose The Mary Houlihan Show is now streaming, on her experiences rewriting Thoreau.
As a Creative, Sometimes You Have to Start From Scratch
David Moscow traces his journey from child actor to producer to the host of the new Peacock food show From Scratch.
The 21st-Century Talkies: Talkhouse Film Contributors Share Their Top 10 Movies of the Millennium So Far
A selection of poll ballots from filmmakers, including Goran Stolevski, Laura Moss and Bruce LaBruce choosing their 21st century favorites.
The 21st-Century Talkies: Talkhouse Film Contributors’ Top Movies of the Millennium So Far
A list of the best movies of the 21st century, with special contributions by Sandi Tan, Sherman Alexie, James Marsh and more.
The Day After the Party
Documentary filmmaker Rachel Elizabeth Seed shares post-Sundance reflections after the festival’s last ever edition in Park City.
How to Make a Movie with a Stranger (and Become Friends Along the Way)
Writer Laura Hunter Drago and director Jacob Combs give us the inside track on their collaboration on the new short film Tradwife.
How Failing at Comedy Helped Me Succeed as a Filmmaker
Will Thwaites on the curious chain of events that led to his new film Crime & Parody, which premieres at Big Sky this weekend.
First Nights
Samantha Smart, the writer, producer and star of Charliebird, on how music shaped her and her work as a filmmaker.
Towards a Pop Culture of Ideas or: In Defense of Trekkies
Filmmakers Timour Gregory and Sasha Schneider on their new documentary, Beam Me Up, Sulu — and why Star Trek is still important.
Sinking into Sweet Uncertainty – Otherwise Known as Making a Movie
Writer-director Emma Higgins shares some of the tracks that underpin her new music-centric film Sweetness, which is in theaters now.
Three Great Things: Matt Johnson
The writer-director-star of Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, which is out tomorrow, picks a trio of personal favorites.











