Film

To mark the passing of the beloved French auteur, we revisit her vibrant 2017 conversation with Johnson about memory, time and artistic boundaries.

Michelle Memran on the lengthy and arduous journey she took to complete The Rest I Make Up, her film about playwright María Irene Fornés.

Filmmakers Allison Anders, Lucy Walker, Marie Therese Guirgis and Patrick Brice pay tribute to the beloved titan of world cinema.

Documentarian Alison Klayman on how family history informed the decision to direct her latest film, The Brink.

Azazel Jacobs shares a short appreciation of the beloved Finnish writer-director, who is being celebrated with a retrospective at NYC's Metrograph.

In the final installment from Sundance, WeTalk host Ondi Timoner sparks a conversation with two innovative documentarians.

Pat McGee on the ethical dilemmas he faced when making his debut doc feature, the film which inspired Viceland's Dopesick Nation.

In their second attempt at finding a movie they both like, Melissa and her mother go see another awards season biopic that's not Green Book.

Last year, Joel Potrykus' son, Solo, was born 10 days before his new film premiered. As Relaxer hits theaters, he takes stock of where he's at.

In the third episode from Sundance, Ondi Timoner is joined by the team behind the new documentary Shooting the Mafia.

Jennifer Prediger attends a Jodie Foster-hosted screening of the new Icelandic film, and comes away a passionate advocate.

Writer-director Megan Griffiths watches the new Hulu series Shrill, and sees an important, landmark show – and herself.