Film

The kinetic French actress, whose new movie, The Killer's Game, is out now in theaters, shares her love of skydiving, horses and travel.

Writer-director Rodger Griffiths shows the unconventional path he took in visualizing his debut feature, Betrayal, out now on VOD.

Pascal Plante on plumbing the depths with his psychological thriller Red Rooms (which opens in theaters today), and living to tell the tale.

Emily Packer on working at the Union Square market while making her debut feature, Holding Back the Tide, which opens this week in NYC.

My First Film director (and new mother) Zia Anger on what it takes to make something and usher it into the world.

Writer-director Nicole Riegel on collaborating with Aaron and Bryce Dessner to shape the musical landscape of her new movie, which is out now.

Bradley Rust Gray, whose new film I'll Be Your Mirror opens tomorrow, examines the different sides of creativity.

Ahead of Anderson's new record, Amelia, we're resurfacing this 2016 chat with Darren Aronofsky.

Writer-director Corey Sherman on the very specific details that made his crowdpleasing debut feature come fully to life.

As she releases Sleep No More, a new cut of her 2014 debut, Antonia Bogdanovich comes to terms with truly belonging in the director's chair.

The veteran comic actor, who can currently be seen in the new movie The Duel, on the joys of golf, birdwatching and family.

The British actress, who's currently starring in DI Ray on PBS, on the stuff that's guaranteed to make her day better.