Of the Same Matter: Gaspar Noé on Vortex and Lux Aeterna | Interviews
[ad_1] There’s a scene in “Vortex” in which the mother disposes of some prescription drugs while in the other half of the frame her son relapses and consumes illegal substances.…
A Delicate Balance: Thora Birch on Directing Her First Feature, The Gabby Petito Story | Interviews
[ad_1] When did your interest in directing films first come about? I’ve been wanting to direct since I was about nine or ten years old. The first films that I…
A Story Beyond Gender: Audrey Diwan and Anamaria Vartolomei on Happening | Interviews
[ad_1] Were there any details that you put into the film to give it that more intimate, autobiographical feel? AD: I involved myself in the story in a very intimate…
Female Filmmakers in Focus: Mira Nair on Mississippi Masala | Interviews
[ad_1] How did Denzel Washington become involved? I really always wanted Denzel, who was not a star at the time. He had just made one film at that time, which…
The Animal Side of Acting: Shea Whigham on Gaslit | Interviews
[ad_1] But most of all, this is the G. Gordon Liddy Show. Shea Whigham’s performance as the only White House Plumber to never name names is one for the ages.…
A Nice Surprise: Céline Sciamma on Petite Maman | Interviews
[ad_1] It must have also been a help to you as well in an odd way. Under normal circumstances, a follow-up project to a big breakthrough like “Portrait” would have…
Upsettingly Suave and Disgustingly Cool: Pierre Perifel and Aaron Blabey on The Bad Guys | Interviews
[ad_1] The cool tone is also set by the score by one of my favorites, Daniel Pemberton. PP: There was such a clarity about what Aaron had written, all that…
Stare at the Flame: Jane Schoenbrun on We’re All Going to the World’s Fair | Interviews
[ad_1] The drawing that JLB uses to represent himself on Skype … I always find myself looking into his eyes. Another wonderful “looking at the flame” moment, one of the people who…
Leap of Faith: Mark Wahlberg on Father Stu | Interviews
[ad_1] No, I don’t think anyone would think that. This role made me think a lot about you, and all your performances in the past. Were you trying to engage…
The Profound and the Profane Belong to Each Other: Daniels on Everything Everywhere All at Once | Interviews
[ad_1] I don’t actually want to do a podcast. We don’t need more podcasts. I’m trying to think of certain third-eye memories. So, do you remember the first time you…