acting
How Rachel Sennott Changed My Life
Shiva Baby's writer-director Emma Seligman on her lead actress, who also took on the role of friend, champion and support system.
The Girls of Kaali Khuhi
When writer-director Terrie Samundra made her feature debut, she ignored the age-old adage about not working with children and animals ...
Viggo Mortensen Talks with Alix Lambert on the Talkhouse Podcast
The actor, whose debut feature as writer-director, Falling, is out tomorrow, chats with his longtime friend and fellow filmmaker.
Alexi Pappas Talks with Robin Tunney on the Talkhouse Podcast
Actress, writer and Olympic athlete Alexi Pappas, whose memoir Bravey is out now, talks with mentor and fellow actress Robin Tunney.
Coming to Term: A Tale of Loss and Sisterhood
La Leyenda Negra's writer-director Patricia Vidal Delgado on the poignant bond that brought her and her film's lead actress together.
An Ode to the Comedic Character Actor
Charles Gould, currently starring in the horror-comedy It Cuts Deep, yearns for the golden age when performers like him could become A-listers.
It Makes My World Go Round
Hubert Point-Du Jour, one of the stars of Showtime’s The Good Lord Bird, on how he has used music in his creative process as an actor.
Jude Law Talks with Sean Durkin and Arcade Fire’s Richard Reed Parry on the Talkhouse Podcast
The star, writer-director and composer of the new film The Nest, out now through IFC, have a fascinating discussion about their collaboration.
The Multi-Hyphenate Curse
Brea Grant, whose new film 12 Hour Shift is out this week, talks with Kit Williamson about their transition from actors to writer-directors.
That Roller Coaster Day Directing Goldie Hawn
Legendary director John Badham, who has a new edition of his book On Directing out now, shares a favorite filmmaking story.
Not My Type: Actors in Quarantine
In Joslyn Jensen's Not My Type series, actors in quarantine go beyond their perceived limitations to re-interpret iconic characters in cinema.
Parrots and Pandemics
Actress and screenwriter Jenna Lyng Adams on how she had to go through flames to make her pandemic thriller Before the Fire.












