The French filmmaker and sometime MIA collaborator chats about his gangster epic The World Is Yours.
We slide into the DMs of the director and star of the year’s must-see middle school movie.
Happy as Lazzaro is an ethereal take on modern slavery and what it means to be happy. We meet its maker.
The late B-movie maestro reflects on his rich and storied career behind the camera.
The director of Under the Silver Lake talks LA history, ’80s RPGs and filming down toilet bowls.
By Paul Risker
The British photographer and filmmaker opens up about his kitchen sink drama Ray & Liz.
The star of The Kindergarten Teacher talks about living in the long shadow of dashed dreams.
By Nick Hasted
The Israeli writer/director of Lebanon discusses his absurdist, long-awaited follow-up, Foxtrot.
The legendary Hungarian auteur reflects on the making of his 1994 opus.
One of the most successful filmmakers of all time talks Alita: Battle Angel, Avatar and the future of cinema.
The Moonlight director sits down to pick apart his wonderful James Baldwin adaptation, If Beale Street Could Talk.
The Boy Erased director chats filmmaking, family and his upcoming role in David Michôd’s The King.
By Matt Thrift
The South Korean maestro talks literary inspiration and his mysterious new psychodrama, Burning.
By Rowan Woods
One half of the cross-country buddy comedy Green Book muses on changing political attitudes in Hollywood.
The loquacious actor (and latter-day perfumer) discusses his stellar turn as a silver-tongued grifter in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
From office buffoon to father of a teenage drug addict, the American actor is a veritable screen all-rounder.
The Danish devil talks about murder, movies and his sensational new film The House That Jack Built.
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