Film
The Summer I Wanted to Be American
Canadian writer-director Philippe Lesage, whose new film Who By Fire opens tomorrow, looks back on a simpler time.
Alone, Together
Filmmaker Alex R. Johnson, whose novel Brooklyn Motto is out now, on the magic of going to the movies on your own in New York City.
Six Strangers I Couldn’t Have Made My Movie Without
For writer-director GG Hawkins, her SXSW-premiering debut feature I Really Love My Husband hung on the generosity of others.
Salome and My Seven Veils of Illusion
Legendary director Atom Egoyan on his long history with the story of Salome, which is the focus of his new feature, Seven Veils.
How Disability Activism Was a Catalyst for My Film Career
Unholy writer-director Daisy Friedman on how attending a UCLA disability rights sit-in set the course for her focus as a filmmaker.
Sex and the Movies
Writer-director Jane Weinstock, whose new movie Three Birthdays is out now, explores the depiction of sexuality on screen.
Is It Time for Women to Reclaim the Soap Opera?
Former soap opera writer Alina Adams on the most significant reason why CBS' new show Beyond the Gates is a gamechanger.
The Chemistry of Connection
Writer, director and actor Michael Polish, whose new movie Alarum is out now, on the ineffable magic of creative collaboration.
Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Vera Drew
The People’s Joker’s writer-director-star is the first guest on Talkhouse’s new intimate deep-dive podcast series hosted by Nick Dawson.
Love, Laughter and a Little Chaos: Making You, Me & Her as a Husband-Wife Filmmaking Duo
Writer-director-producer Dan Levy Dagerman on the ins and outs of collaborating with his wife, actor-writer-producer Selina Ringel.
Dennis Cooper Will Not Direct the Next Marvel Movie
Writer and filmmaker Lily Lady chats with living legend Dennis Cooper about his forthcoming film, Room Temperature.
Three Great Things: Alice Lowe
The writer-director-star of Timestalker, which is out today, on her love of Kate Bush, peak Jim Henson fare, and layered complexity.











