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Filmmaker Chie Hayakawa shares some of the childhood stories that inspired her ’80s-set Cannes hit Renoir, which hits theaters tomorrow.

The co-writer, co-director and star of Hell of a Summer, which is in theaters from tomorrow, shares a trio of faves.

Japanese writer-director Daisuke Miyazaki, whose new film Plastic opens today, on opting out of school and society, before discovering cinema.

The actress, who can currently be seen in the horror movie The Accursed, on some of the spiritual beacons that guide her in life.

The comedian and actor, whose new film King Knight premieres at Fantasia Fest this weekend, on some of his favorite stuff in life.

The prolific Japanese director celebrates the release of his new movie, First Love, by talking about what makes life better for him.

The legendary animator (and sometime live-action director) becomes enmeshed in this serpentine thriller that's US-based but foreign in its mentality.

One of two filmmaking brothers discusses a movie by filmmaking brothers that riffs on another movie by filmmaking brothers.

“I wanna move my world/I wanna move my body.” — Cibo Matto, “Déjà Vu”

"Banana chips for you! Banana chips for me!" Shonen Knife sang on their 1998 album Happy Hour. Not to worry, there are enough banana chips...