Interview: Paul Mescal on Explorations of the Past and Creating a Natural Chemistry with Andrew Scott for ‘All of Us Strangers’
My, how a year can change someone’s life. In such a short span of time, Paul Mescal has become one of the most in demand,... Read More
Interviews
Interview: In ‘All of Us Strangers” Writer/Director Andrew Haigh Conjures Up His Own Past to Tell a Quintessential Coming Out Story
“I can never get used to the San Francisco weather.” I’m sitting with Andrew Haigh in a high rise in San Francisco on a very... Read More
Interview: Composer Ludwig Göransson Breaks Down the Score of ‘Oppenheimer’ and Christopher Nolan’s Taste in Music
Ludwig Göransson is one of the most enrapturing composers working in film music today. Hailing from Sweden, and having meticulously honed his musical craft from... Read More
Interview: Cinematographer Robbie Ryan on Using Ektachrome to Shoot ‘Poor Things’ and the Happy Accident That Made for a Perfect Shot
Robbie Ryan has been working as a cinematographer for around three decades, but that doesn’t mean he knows everything. When talking about his work on... Read More
Interview: Chloe Domont on the Personal Nature of ‘Fair Play’ and Wanting to Watch Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich “Destroy Each Other” [VIDEO]
What do you do when a life-changing job promotion is on the table, but it comes at the risk of upending your relationship because your... Read More
Interview: Colman Domingo, the 32-Year Overnight Sensation Comes Into His Own with ‘Rustin’ [VIDEO]
Whether you know him from Fear the Walking Dead, If Beale Street Could Talk, Make*a*Circus in San Francisco, or his Emmy-winning turn in Euphoria, you’ve... Read More
Interview: Rosamund Pike On Unmaternal Matriarchs, the Fun in Playing Vain Characters, and the Sneaky Eroticism of ‘Saltburn’
When David Fincher was searching for the perfect Amy Dunne for his 2014 adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s thrilling bestseller Gone Girl, he cast Rosamund Pike... Read More
Interview: Emerald Fennell On Music Choices, the Gothic World of ‘Saltburn’ and Why Barry Keoghan is a “Once-In-A-Lifetime” Performer
When Promising Young Woman screened at the Sundance Film Festival in 2020, the #MeToo revenge story set off a firestorm of conversation. Just over a... Read More
Interview: Alexander Payne on Creating ‘The Holdovers’ and Making It Good til the Last Drop
“Do you want to go outside? It’s a nice day, let’s talk out there.” This was my first bit of direction from Academy Awards nominated... Read More
Interview: Celine Song on Making a Personal Story Universal, Capturing Time Within Silence, and Creating Her Own Cinematic Language with ‘Past Lives’
Since the film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Celine Song’s Past Lives has captured the collective heartstrings of... Read More
2025 BAFTA Longlist Predictions: Expect Big Numbers for ‘The Brutalist,’ ‘Emilia Pérez,’ ‘Kneecap’ and More 
‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Review: It’s Big Bucks, All Whammies in Failed Follow Up to One of TV’s Best First Seasons [C-] 
2024 North Texas Film Critics Association (NTFCA) Nominations 
Director Watch Podcast Ep. 78 – ‘The Holiday’ (Nancy Meyers, 2006)