Film

Two of the directors of Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections share the important takeaways from their sobering investigative doc.

Director Martha Stephens traces back the roots of her fascination with being a teenager in the '50s and '60s, the focus of her latest film.

Sequestered in the Mexican jungle, the activist, writer and now musician prescribes Gabriel Garcia Marquez's classic novel, and her debut album.

First-time filmmaker Bo McGuire on how he used “skillful will” to make his Tribeca-winning docudrama Socks on Fire.

The director of HBO’s new show Betty, a spin-off of her hit movie Skate Kitchen, is finally getting to catch up on her to-watch list.

Under lockdown, filmmaker Shannon Plumb talks to her husband Derek Cianfrance as he completes his new HBO show with Mark Ruffalo.

They celebrate the magic of record stores and the new Other Music documentary.

The comedian and Bob Hearts Abishola co-creator is hunkering down with her girlfriend in L.A., just trying to stay healthy and creative.

When you're stuck in your apartment with your boyfriend, the only sane decision is to really channel Kevin McCallister.

Mike Doyle, the writer-director-producer of Almost Love, on the serendipitous meeting with his hero which helped make his new movie a reality.

After quarantine-watching Episode IV, comedian Anna Roisman braces herself for an even bigger step into the unknown: the sequels.

Writer-director Fernando Grostein Andrade on the lessons he learned behind bars, and how they apply to his new film Abe and our present moment.