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.
The British actor discusses her new film White Boy Rick and why she’s always looking to test herself.
They say you should never meet your heroes, but that’s just wrong. LWLies receives a valedictory audience with Hollywood royalty.
Human resources’ worst nightmare talks about his surreal ode to collectivised action, Sorry to Bother You.
The Chilean filmmaker discusses working with Rachel McAdams and Rachel Weisz on his English-language debut Disobedience.
The Mexican writer/director describes coming home to make Roma, his most profoundly personal film to date.
In memory of this British titan of cinema, who died at the age of 90, we resurface a fascinating archive interview.
The Japanese writer/director discusses the political implications of his Palme d’Or-winning drama Shoplifters.
The long-time actor, first-time director sits down with us to talk about his sublime debut feature, Wildlife.
The British actor reveals her personal connection to Mike Leigh’s historical epic.
The American writer/director talks Thunder Road, self-distributing and trying to track down The Boss.
By Lou Thomas
The American writer/director of Bad Times at the El Royale on his love of movies, music and fascination with the 1960s.
The Canadian filmmaker on the making of his heavy metal psycho-horror, Mandy, and working his one of his acting heroes.
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