Film

The no-wave icon, who's the subject of the new doc Lydia Lunch: The War is Never Over, shares the things (and people) that invigorate her.

Patrick Forbes on the dramatic adventures he's had in pursuit of the truth, culminating in his gripping new documentary, The Phantom.

Indie icon Alexandre Rockwell on making movies with his family, on his 2013 film Little Feet and his latest feature, Sweet Thing.

The former R.E.M. frontman and veteran indie director chat about the company they've run since the '80s, C-Hundred Film Corp, their friendship, and mo

The viral video comedian, who currently stars in the horror comedy Too Late, on the best of what life has to offer.

Rachel Winter tells the story of her 15-year quest to produce The Space Between, and how the film became her directorial debut.

Actor-producer Molly C. Quinn on how she used collaging and character journaling to deepen her performance in her new indie horror, Agnes.

The British director sits down for a delightful, movie-centric chat with the subjects of his new documentary, The Sparks Brothers.

Writer-director Nicole Riegel on her path to making her debut feature, Holler, and creating a table for herself and other filmmakers.

Drunk Bus director Brandon LaGanke on his friendship with the film's breakout star, who he’s known since they were punk kids at Kent State.

Michael Koresky shares an excerpt from the intro to his new book, Films of Endearment: A Mother, a Son and the '80s Films That Defined Us.

Comedian Jessica Watkins on how a radio DJ's flip comment made her choose to reveal a deeply personal detail of her past in her doc SPECIALish.