Jay Baruchel Makes His Camera a Ghost for ‘Random Acts of Violence’
We chat with the director about finally making the horror film that lingered in his head for over a decade.
Interviews
‘Maud’ and God: A Conversation with Rose Glass
The writer-director's debut feature, 'Saint Maud,' is finally coming to US screens. We got on the phone with her nearly a year ago.
Danny Huston Talks Growing Up with ‘The Maltese Falcon’
As John Huston's directorial debut turns 80 years old, his son speaks to its lasting legacy in film history.
New House, New Horrors: Cinematographer James Kniest on the Visual Distinction of ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’
Kniest discusses the gothic romance of the Netflix series, plus horror tropes, time jumps, and the black & white episode.
‘Bill & Ted’ Composer Mark Isham Literally Faces the Music
We talk to the Oscar-nominee about his latest score.
TCM’s Alicia Malone Talks ‘Women Make Film’ and the Importance of Contextualizing Classic Hollywood
Film historian and TCM host Alicia Malone discusses what makes 'Women Make Film' different from other film documentaries and what we can learn from old movies.
Michael Watson Relies on Horsepower to Shoot ‘Lovecraft Country’
We chat with the 'Lovecraft Country' cinematographer Michael Watson about how he rooted his frame in history while never betraying the fantastical elements of the series.
‘Mulan’ Director Niki Caro Talks Authenticity, Research, and Responsible Filmmaking
In our interview with the filmmaker, she discusses updating 'Mulan' for contemporary audiences by going back to its legendary roots.
The ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ Interview: Being Excellent is a Practice
We talk to the cast and crew of 'Bill & Ted Face the Music' about the philosophical power of excellence and partying on.
Jonathan Freeman Explains the Craft of Intimacy in ‘Defending Jacob’
We chat with cinematographer Jonathan Freeman about how he manipulated distance literally and metaphorically for the new Apple TV+ series 'Defending Jacob.'
