By Ciara Wardlow
A plot full of twists and turns isn’t the only way to keep a viewer’s eyes glued to the screen.
The filmmaker behind ‘Step Brothers’ and ‘The Big Short’ talks test screenings, changing tones, and making every frame count.
The filmmaker behind ‘Spy Kids,’ ‘Machete,’ and ‘From Dusk Til Dawn’ gets technical about shooting on digital, loving deadlines, and living creatively.
Why is the MVP of the year’s biggest celebration of the entertainment industry always such a bore? (When they exist, that is.)
A report from a parallel universe where the Oscars are actually entertaining.
How the Oscar-winning composer found humanity in a very otherworldly instrument.
Oscar-nominated director Pawel Pawlikowski’s thoughts on choosing projects, the limits of a screenplay, and why you should never explain your film.
Alfonso Cuarón balances intimacy and grandeur in his most personal film to date.
Who needs love when you’ve got movies?
