Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
This was the year of the sea change, a crucial moment where the medium found maturity and diversity.
Hansen-Løve discusses her films’ autobiographical components, Jonas Mekas’s influence on her work, and more.
The films at this year’s festival offered plenty examples of legacies lived up to and not.
The filmmaker discusses his latest work and how he now views the reception of his films during the 1990s.
Silverman discusses her current production and her relatively new foray into the world of musicals.
The actress discusses her roles in the latest films by Mia Hansen-Løve and Paul Verhoeven and why she’s been lucky in her career.
The filmmaker discusses working with Nicolas Cage and moving forward after Dying of the Light’s contentious release.
Dern discusses how she overcome the challenge of playing a character whose emotions are hidden even from herself.
The filmmaker discusses her teaching duties at Bard and how empathy factors into her filmmaking.
The actress discusses her latest role, her legend, and the Kleber Mendonça Filho film’s Oscar controversy.
The actors discuss their new film, the thrill of improv, and making movies their own way.
The filmmakers discusses her passion project and its possible impact on the current election cycle.
This year’s festival is chockablock with studies of human relations that are connected to a soulful sense of consciousness-raising.
From his home base in Paris, Brook discusses bringing back The Mahabharata to BAM in the form of Battlefield.
When we sat down with Nelson, he was in the midst of rehearsing What Did You Expect?, the second play of his current cycle at the Public.
Ryan discusses the film’s serious themes and how they resonated with her as a daughter and a mother.
We’ve compiled a list of pop princess Britney Spears’s 15 best singles.
The director and actress discuss the complexities of their unconventional docu-fiction hybrid.
Winocour discusses the sensory-based aesthetics of her new film.
In the hands of a lesser director, all of The Ornithologist’s competing signs would likely shake themselves apart.