Interview
Mary Stephen
An interview with the renowned editor about her beguiling directorial work, including her lyrical new feature and her newly restored oneiric debut.
An interview with the renowned editor about her beguiling directorial work, including her lyrical new feature and her newly restored oneiric debut.
The Iranian artist on the passions that transformed her into an international multihyphenate.
On the everyday magic of Satanism in the New York filmmaker’s debut feature documentary.
From the archive: a 1983 interview between two New York icons, the filmmaker Paul Morrissey and critic Gary Indiana.
An interview with the holy trinity of director, star, and cinematographer of Harvest.
How the 24-year-old director Alek Keshishian captured Madonna’s world tour, on and off stage.
A conversation with the filmmaker about her late sister’s dynamic portraits of those living on the margins of Senegalese society.
An interview with the author of Sick and Dirty: Hollywood’s Gay Golden Age and the Making of Modern Queerness.
An interview with the ascendant filmmaker on her audacious sophomore feature.
An interview with the two creative forces behind the meta-medical inquiry Invention.
The trailblazing director discusses craft, history, and her distinct visual style.
Twenty years later, the reluctantly controversial director looks back on his suburban fairytale, Palindromes.