Iranian filmmaker Ehsan Khoshbakht tells John Forde about his new documentary Celluloid Underground, the influence of Orson Welles and cinema as a revolutionary act.

With Housekeeping for Beginners releasing in select US cinemas, writer-director Goran Stolevski chats with John Forde about representing the reality of Macedonian and Romani queer families, unconventional mothering and his love of Robert Altman.

Eileen’s creative team—stars Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie, writers Ottessa Moshfegh and Luke Goebel, and director William Oldroyd—on how Katharine Hepburn, Monica Vitti and Carol Aird left their marks on Eileen.

John Forde chats to Medusa Deluxe director Thomas Hardiman about hair epiphanies, his iration for Claire Denis and persuading the Pet Shop Boys to become a ringtone. 

John Forde chats to radical queer filmmaker Bruce LaBruce about 30 years of shocking audiences, porn as a revolutionary act, using the same title fonts as Sofia Coppola and being cursed by Kenneth Anger.

In conversation with The Lost King director Stephen Frears about true life stories, attacking (and revering) Shakespeare and which of his leading ladies he’d invite to dinner.

Leo Koziol speaks to director David Zonana about his new film Heroic, which portrays the hellish life of a young cadet at a Mexican military academy. 

Of an Age filmmaker Goran Stolevski discusses the quiet temperament and mighty ache at the heart of his new queer romance.

Director Oliver Hermanus, writer Kazuo Ishiguro and stars Bill Nighy and Aimee Lou Wood discuss Living, a beautiful remake of Ikiru that just might change your life.

Actress Isabelle Huppert on the people power of Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, the joys of haute couture, putting invisible women in the spotlight and why she’s on a mission to save cinema. 

Celebrated British director Terence Davies on his new Siegfried Sassoon biopic Benediction, his lifelong search for redemption and why cinema is his true religion.