Film

You know that thing where you suggest a film to your mother because you're convinced she'll like it, but then ... well, it doesn't really pan out?

The Lunchbox writer-director Ritesh Batra writes you a letter about why he went back to his artistic roots for his new film, Photograph.

In the final episode from SXSW, host Ondi Timoner leads a conversation on the taboo subject of mental health with advocates and filmmakers.

The writer-star of All Creatures Here Below on trying to navigate the utility of personal history and trauma in filmmaking.

Leading up to the release of her first feature, The Third Wife, writer-director Ash Mayfair looks back on some pivotal moments in her life.

“Shit,” says Jon Snow with his eyes.

Earlier this year, emerging filmmaker Shahnaz Mahmud made her first ever trip to the iconic film festival to see what all the fuss was about.

In our 250th episode, we celebrate mothers and maternal figures.

Talkhouse's TV columnist is swept up by AMC's expansive Pierce Brosnan-led family saga, which has just started its second season.

Host Ondi Timoner leads a conversation at SXSW on the relationship between humans and technology and how that can help inform storytelling.

Redhead Savage says that barfing is celebrating.

Tell It to the Bees director Annabel Jankel takes a gif-laden, stream-of-consciousness journey through her illustrious career.