Graham Swon, whose new film, An Evening Song (for three voices), plays First Look in NYC this week, on his history with “cinematic hypnagogia.”
Lío Mehiel, star of Mutt and Sundance winner In the Summers, on testosterone, transition and finding their true voice.
The acclaimed Spanish director, whose new feature, Damsel, hits Netflix today, on his love of street photography, travel and tennis.
The Oscar-nominated actor, who's currently starring in Accidental Texan, shares what brings him the most joy in life.
Writer-director Noora Niasari on family, food and the journey of her Sundance-winning debut feature, Shayda, which is in theaters this week.
In the wake of Alexei Navalny's death, Patrick Forbes spotlights the subject of his new documentary, a bold voice speaking out for justice.
From the Talkhouse Reader, Eszter Balint on New York City, circa 1983-87, an adapted excerpt from her one-person show I Hate Memory!.
From the Talkhouse Reader, documentary filmmaker Greta Schiller charts her lengthy personal history with NYC.
The legendary filmmaker, whose 1987 film Making Mr. Right screens this weekend in NYC, on a trio of personal favorites.
The actor and activist, who is currently starring in the new thriller Lights Out, on her greatest passions in life.