Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
Vega discusses how she brought her experiences as a trans woman to the role of Marina.
This man of many hats riffed on male anxiety, the lasting appeal of the horror genre, and more.
Until proven otherwise, we see no reason not to be optimistic about the Grand Pooh-Bah of film prizes’ potential for further underdog surprises.
Shaw and Weaver discuss the production and why it remains so important for them to keep the spirit of the Split Britches alive.
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The actress discusses the unconventional way she approaches her performances.
The filmmaker has the regal countenance of a Viennese baron—or maybe a Bond villain.
Bening and Bell discuss Gloria Grahame and Peter Turner’s relationship.
If boutique home-video distribution trends in the same upward direction in 2018, we’ll all need personal assistants just to keep track.
Whether personal or political, our selections prove that the video is still a potent form for communication.
The affable actor talked to us about playing a self-doubting beta male.
The old family friends discuss working together and how women have been treated in Hollywood and how that’s changing.
In 2017, queerness on screen is no synonym for homosexuality writ large, but a strategy of resisting and unsettling categories.
While our political culture grows more repressive and reactionary, horror cinema is growing more diverse.
A sense of autobiography invests these performances with a life force that transcends the direct confines of the screen.
These scenes will be taking up prime real estate within our collective memories for years to come.
This year offered incredible riches in cinema, as well as lowlights that are both obvious and intensely debatable.
Many of these films dramatize a struggle to connect while elaborating on the realms existing within one’s mind.
We can stop waiting for powerful voices of resistance to emerge, because they’re already telling their stories.
The best albums of 2017 were made by artists ready to lay the groundwork for a counter-cultural movement.