Nonna
By Petra Volpe | March 19, 2026
By Petra Volpe | March 19, 2026
Nonna
Petra Volpe, whose new feature Late Shift opens tomorrow, on how her Italian grandmother set her on the path to becoming a filmmaker.
Three Great Things: Steven Knight
By Steven Knight | March 18, 2026
By Steven Knight | March 18, 2026
Three Great Things: Steven Knight
The brilliant film and TV writer, whose new movie Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man hits Netflix on Friday, chooses some personal favorites.
A Rare Alignment of Friendship: Notes on Last Ride
By Cinqué Lee | March 17, 2026
By Cinqué Lee | March 17, 2026
A Rare Alignment of Friendship: Notes on Last Ride
Writer-director Cinqué Lee reveals the deeply personal story that inspired his new film, the coming-of-age survival drama Last Ride.
I Don’t Know What I’m Doing, Except for When I Do
By Amandine Thomas | March 16, 2026
By Amandine Thomas | March 16, 2026
I Don’t Know What I’m Doing, Except for When I Do
Amandine Thomas, writer-director of the Sundance 2026 short Albatross, on how her superpower of learning has got her to where she is now.
Why I’m Not Suing Corey Feldman for Defamation
By Marcie Hume | March 12, 2026
By Marcie Hume | March 12, 2026
Why I’m Not Suing Corey Feldman for Defamation
Director Marcie Hume on how she responded to her subject's attacks on her new documentary, Corey Feldman Vs. the World.
The Art of Hanging Out
By Beth Harrington | March 11, 2026
By Beth Harrington | March 11, 2026
The Art of Hanging Out
Filmmaker Beth Harrington on almost 50 years of friendship with David Greenberger, the subject of her SXSW doc Beyond the Duplex Planet.
“It’s Not in My Nature to Be Mysterious”: On the Easy Brilliance of Ocean’s Eleven and Twelve
By Alex Thompson | March 10, 2026
By Alex Thompson | March 10, 2026
“It’s Not in My Nature to Be Mysterious”: On the Easy Brilliance of Ocean’s Eleven and Twelve
Alex Thompson on Steven Soderbergh’s twin masterpieces, his joint top choices in Talkhouse’s recent best-of-the-century poll.
Don’t Build a New Ship, Improve the Old One
By Rod Blackhurst | March 6, 2026
By Rod Blackhurst | March 6, 2026
Don’t Build a New Ship, Improve the Old One
Dolly director Rod Blackhurst on the deeply meaningful process of building an ever-growing team of collaborators around him.
What Can a Story Be?
By Alison McAlpine | March 5, 2026
By Alison McAlpine | March 5, 2026
What Can a Story Be?
Alison McAlpine, director of the Oscar-nominated documentary short perfectly a strangeness, on pushing the boundaries of narrative.
Three Great Things: Amy Landecker
By Amy Landecker | March 4, 2026
By Amy Landecker | March 4, 2026
Three Great Things: Amy Landecker
The actress, whose debut as writer-director, For Worse, is in theaters now, offers up a trio of personal favorites.