Directing
What Scorsese Told Me
Resistance writer-director Jonathan Jakubowicz recalls the transformative advice he received from his favorite filmmaker.
Kelly Reichardt Talks with Olivier Assayas for the Talkhouse Podcast
Two of the great auteurs of world cinema sit down in conversation for the very first time.
My Eating Disorder Story
While directing his debut feature, Saint Frances, Alex Thompson started to look differently at how he ate and exercised.
Get Out of the Fuckin’ Office and See the World
Writer-director Andrew Heckler treats filmmaking like an investigative journalist, starting with his new movie Burden.
Maybe It’s Time to Give Up
The hard road James Sweeney traveled to make his debut feature Straight Up is not necessarily one that everyone will survive.
The Benefits of Being Hungover as a Documentary Filmmaker
Making his new film in China, the director of Don't Be a Dick About It had an epiphany. It might sound a bit odd, but hear him out!
Bert&Bertie’s Great Girl Adventure
Troop Zero's directing duo on the importance of female collaboration and making the female answer to Stand By Me and The Goonies.
Looking Backwards and Forwards
Writer-director Liz Manashil on traveling through time in Speed of Life and on the eve of 2020.
Revisited: How Not to Talk About a Film (Not) About Disability
For writer-director Aaron Schimberg, finding the right way to describe his latest feature, Chained for Life, has been challenging.
Revisited: Karen Gillan Talks with James Roday for the Talkhouse Podcast
The two multihyphenate actors sit down to discuss Roday's new horror movie, Treehouse, Highland cows, The Rock, crying on screen and more.
You Write What You Remember, Even When You Forget
When Tom Quinn set out to make Colewell, he didn't realize he was telling a story about someone so close to home: his next-door neighbor.











