Nicolas Rapold

Make or break: guests Christina Newland and Jay Weissberg discuss premieres from Olivier Assayas, Pietro Marcello, Pablo Larraín, Roy Andersson, and more

Nobody wins in Noah Baumbach’s fraught and funny Marriage Story, a precise chronicle of a split that cuts deep

Chutes and ladders: Steven Soderbergh's Panama Papers satire combines his way-we-live-now comedy mode with a near-documentary zeal for explanation

Laughing matter: Justin Chang joins our second dispatch from Venice to weigh in on Joker, American Skin, and The Laundromat

To the moon and back: Jonathan Romney joins to discuss Ad Astra, An Officer and a Spy, Marriage Story, and other hotly awaited (and debated) Venice premieres

Finding yourself: the director and producer sit down to talk about their latest, Where’d You Go, Bernadette

Shadows and light: programmers and critics Jessica Green and Jordan Cronk guest for a roundup of festival highlights

Brave new world: a series at Film at Lincoln Center looks at America through the eyes of artists born abroad

Hanging on the line: on the accomplishments and significance of Tarantino’s latest

Time regained: a panel discussion on the most significant debuts of the past twenty years

All in the family: the filmmaker sits down to talk about his latest, one of the summer’s most anticipated movies

Identity, history, cinema: Melissa Anderson, Mark Harris, Michael Koresky, Wesley Morris, and Farihah Zaman on queerness in cinema and film criticism

Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood yearns for the liberating powers of storytelling and finds flickers of life in painted sunsets and broken dreams

Season of the witch: Devika Girish and Maddie Whittle join to exorcise their thoughts on the summer’s latest releases

Ripped from the headlines: guests Soraya Nadia McDonald and Shonni Enelow on the underappreciated art of the made-for-TV movie

Keep on pushing: a series at Film Forum looks at works from around the world that moved cinema and politics in new directions

Portrait of the artist: Sheila O‘Malley and Michael Koresky explore the complex beauty of Hogg’s latest

Helter skelter: the director of Charlie Says on Manson, violence, feminism, and Joy Division

Looking back: guest Manohla Dargis on the highlights (and lowlights) from this year’s festival

Flaming creature: the star of three Cannes standouts, including Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Woman on Fire, on her ability to inhabit diverse characters