Interviews

The Radical Humanity of Rachel Morrison and ‘Mudbound’

By Andrew Karpan 

From ‘Fruitvale Station’ to ‘Mudbound,’ Morrison has found her place as one of the most humanistic storytellers in her field.

Horror Icon Robert Englund Talks ‘Nightworld’ and Indie Filmmaking

By Chris Coffel 

Screen legend Robert Englund discusses the joys of independent filmmaking.

Ruben Östlund and Terry Notary on the Stunning Climax of ‘The Square’

By Matt Hoffman 

The Palme d’Or winner and his star discuss the motivations behind their film.

Austin Film Festival: A Conversation with Lindsay Doran

By Natalie Mokry 

We dig into growing up in the business with super producer Lindsay Doran.

‘Novitiate’ Director Maggie Betts: “It was like a big sorority, our movie set.”

By Tomris Laffly 

Betts on working with Melissa Leo, discovering Mother Theresa and advantages of a mostly-female film environment.

A Q&A with Bria Vinaite of Sean Baker’s Magical ‘The Florida Project’

By Caroline Cao 

A conversation with one of the breakout stars of the year.

Tom Arnold Wants You To Buy Into The Absurdity of ‘Dead Ant’

By Brad Gullickson 

There is no room for cynicism with Tom Arnold’s new creature feature filled with wannabe rockers and giant, finger-lickin’ mutant ants.

Jeremy Rush Wants You to Bask In The Glory of Frank Grillo

By Brad Gullickson 

For his debut feature ‘Wheelman,’ Jeremy Rush puts a new spin on a classic, but not entirely exhausted, sub-genre.

50 Questions With Stephen Frears

By Matt Hoffman 

A jovial chat with the filmmaker behind ‘Victoria & Abdul.’