The Aussie director discusses why horror was the right vessel for his commentary.
At 80 years of age, the iconoclast evinces the same passion that has animated his provocative work up to this point.
Crudup chatted with us about his recent roles and what draws him to playing amoral characters that abuse power.
The Overnight star chats with us about working with this wife, donning a goatee, and wearing a penis prosthetic.
We spoke with Shawn about working with André Gregory, Louis Malle, and Jonathan Demme, as well as by himself.
For the past five years, director Sam Gold has been a standard bearer for seriously accessible American theater.
In town to promote Results, Pearce was articulate, seemingly unguarded, and quietly enthusiastic.
The filmmaker scores some interesting points about how the work we do both reflects and affects who we are.
The actor discusses coming onto the set of Slow West like a wrecking ball, those Star Wars rumors, and more.
The actor discusses what drew him to Far from the Madding Crowd and Vinterberg’s approach to improvisation.
The star and director spoke to us about the haunted intimacy of Meadowland from this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.
Tsai spoke with us about making Rebels of the Neon God and his participation in the film’s recent HD restoration.
The auteur discusses his Clouds of Sils Maria’s two-hander premise and working with Binoche and Stewart.
The Ned Rifle filmmaker spoke to us about where he sees himself plying his trade in an ever-changing industry.
The filmmaker discusses While We’re Young’s documentary style and the search for truth not only in his own art, but also within himself.
Mitchell discussed with us the origins of the spellbinding It Follows, his thematic fixations, and his relationship to genre.
I had the chance to chat with the cast and crew about their years-long friendships, tricks of the trade to keep the energy high, Raymond Chandler Easter eggs, and more.
The Salvation Army director discusses rendering cinematic homosexual acts public, Egyptian soap operas, and more.
Sullivan chats about Reality Show, her earliest experiences as a gospel prodigy, and her long hiatus from the industry.
The filmmaker draws strength from affixing viewers to one rigid perspective, and then refusing to let them blink.
Michael Cera discusses his newfound experience as a stage actor and Brooklynite.