Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
The actor ponders the ideal dinner party, the fantasy of violence, and getting to the root of the characters he plays.
De Silva discusses his experience establishing a career as an actor in his adopted country.
The director spoke to us about his writing process, his fondness for Goodfellas, and more.
The polemical Chinese documentarian chats with us about censorship and the relationship between art and activism.
The series is an eclectic, geographically far-flung survey of rising filmmaking talent, rich in provocations big and small.
This year’s True/False Film Fest bursted with new possibilities for the documentary form.
The actor spoke with us about the evolution of his career and how, with every new film he makes, he learns something new about himself.
Garrel spoke to us about his directorial debut and what continues to draw him to parts in hothouse productions.
Creator Joe Weisberg and executive producer Joel Fields discuss season four of The Americans.
We spoke to Joe about the value of personal memory, sci-fi, and the process of making his first feature shot entirely on digital.
The actor discusses the making of Spotlight and his urgent desire to play his character in a way that was at once truthful and necessarily representative.
Bellocchio’s aesthetics reflect the conversation between past and present in imaginative ways.
David Bowie’s best songs proved his quest to turn and face the strange never ceased.
Every year, Oscar bloggers put on a pretty good show in pointing out how, unlike all previous years, this year is truly a wild, unpredictable free-for-all.
The iconic actress is careful to point out that, unlike her character in 45 Years, marking milestones “isn’t my style.”
The actor was analytical, witty, and sincere as he talked about the Zen of discovering his Hateful Eight character.
More so than any year in recent memory, 2015 saw the music video being wielded as a political weapon.
If 2015’s best performances taught us anything, it’s that reality presents itself in many shapes and sizes.
From new age to rap to pop, we’ve assembled a list of 10 albums we hope you won’t find under the tree next week.
Here are 20 scenes where the occasion enraptured us as much as, or more than, the final product.