Film
The Black Box of Documentary Filmmaking
The Phantom director Patrick Forbes on the pivotal relationship between director and interviewee that is so crucial to a good non-fiction film.
Three Great Things: Emmanuelle Chriqui
The fan favorite actress, who’s currently starring in the thriller Cosmic Dawn, on on the things that bring meaning to her life.
Three Great Things: Barbara Crampton
The iconic horror actress, who's currently starring in Alone with You and King Knight, on her love of writing, hiking and family.
How Walking the Camino de Santiago Helped Me Realize I Wanted to Be an Actress
Allison Gabriel, one of the stars of Netflix’s smash hit Sweet Magnolias, on the unlikely epiphany that led to her current thriving career.
For My Brother
Jeremiah Zagar on the very personal reason he was motivated to make The Fix, his new Roku docuseries on the truth about drug addiction.
Laughing and Crying
Director Kristian Mercado on the complicated, interconnected relationship between film, comedy and depression in his life.
How Now and Then Transformed Me into a Loyal Friend and a Better Listener
Laura Leigh Abby, whose new podcast Seventeen debuts today, on how the 1995 coming-of-age movie shaped her into who she is today.
Three Great Things: Patrick Wilson
The acclaimed actor, who's currently starring in the sci-fi blockbuster Moonfall, shares the most important things in his life right now.
From Punk Rock to Indie Horror, It’s DIY or Die
Whether playing guitar in the bands Bad Ash and Ashers or now making his debut feature Alone with You, Justin Brooks has kept the same ethos.
Imposter Syndrome or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Filmmaking
As a RADA-trained actress, Alone with You's Emily Bennett didn't fit in, but she's now found her place behind the camera.
Breaking Rules with Daisies
Writer-actor Ali Vingiano, who's now starring in The End of Us, on her deep love of Věra Chytilová’s feminist Czech New Wave classic.
In Afghanistan, Love Blossoms Against Violence
Elizabeth and Gulistan Mirzaei on how love flourished in the face of war, both in their film Three Songs for Benazir and in their own lives.












