Film

Julia Marchese looks ahead to the time when watching a film will once again be a communal and transformative experience.

David Wexler, director of the SXSW documentary Disintegration Loops, on the way music has shaped all his cinematic visions.

Jim Hemphill pays tribute to the criminally underrated British horror director, who sadly passed away last week.

Writer-director Jessie Barr on the personal story of death, grief and family that underpins her debut feature, Sophie Jones.

Filmmaker Christina Kallas talks with her friend and former student Alexander Nanau, director of the double Oscar nominee Collective.

The man behind the remarkable show and film In & Of Itself shares some of the things that have made his life richer.

Director Brielle Brilliant on the very particular backstory of their new film Firstness, and what that word means to them.

Acclaimed writer-director Nicholas Jarecki on why his debut, Arbitrage, and new film Crisis both focus on societal systems in collapse.

Sarah Sherman ponders concepts of art and achievement after she and her brother Zach co-directed their debut feature, Young Hearts.

Mark Borchardt takes a look at the Gus x Gucci collaboration that brings together high cinema and haute couture.

As Marjoun and the Flying Headscarf vies for Oscar contention, director Susan Youssef charts how Islamophobia has impacted her creative career.

Elizabeth Lo, whose debut documentary feature Stray is out tomorrow, on the most difficult situation she faced making the film.