Film
Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar is the Reason I Will Find True Love or Die Alone
The Spirit Award-nominated writer-director-star of I Blame Society on the surprising way Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo’s gem affected her life.
Harry Melling Talks with Amanda Kramer on the Talkhouse Podcast
In-demand actor Melling talks with writer-director Kramer about their movie Please Baby Please, biopics, his love of dance, and much more.
Play It Again, Kim: Keeping Up with the Kardashians is the 21st Century’s Casablanca
Director Alex Thompson on why the maligned reality TV show has dominated his viewing and merits comparison with the great Hollywood classic.
What I Learned Working with Vilmos Szigmond (and on Hundreds of Big-Budget Commercials)
Writer-director Ray Giarratana, whose new film The Tiger Rising is out now, looks back on collaborating with the legendary cinematographer.
Best of 2021: Michel Franco on The Beatles: Get Back
The Mexican writer-director, whose new film Sundown hits theaters this Friday, on his favorite movie of the past year.
Postcards From Hollywood: Time-Traveling with Peter Bogdanovich
Daniela De Carlo continues her column on her early days in L.A. with a remembrance of the late, great auteur, who passed away earlier this month.
The Actress, the Wig and the Alligator
Writer-director Iuli Gerbase shares the story of that time when one of the leads in her latest film, The Pink Cloud, went a little crazy …
The Velvet Queen and the Art of Patience
Shannon Plumb delves deep into the world of this new nature documentary, and also finds lessons for our current situation.
Best of 2021: John Cameron Mitchell on Veneno
The actor-writer-director, whose 2006 film Shortbus is re-released in theaters on January 26, on his favorite TV show of the past 12 months.
My Biggest Failure (and How it Led to Where I Am Today)
Actor Andrew Herr, best known as Jonesy on the Canadian sitcom Letterkenny, on his circuitous route to success.
Best of 2021: Asghar Farhadi on C’mon C’mon
Asghar Farhadi, whose latest film A Hero is now in theaters and hits Prime Video on January 21, on his favorite movie of last year.
On Filmmaking, A.I. and the Future of Memory
Director Ann Shin ponders questions she grappled with making her film A.rtificial I.mmortality, on the ongoing role of technology in our lives.












