Interviews

Wildlife: the Ohio-based artists discuss how their “Feral Domestic" trilogy questions the porous boundaries between homelife and the outside world

Future days: the director discusses his new film, how he gets bodies to speak for themselves, and the role of art in the face of the apocalypse

Body and soul: the prolific French actress joins the podcast to discuss her starring turns in excellent new films by Mia Hansen-Løve and David Cronenberg

Mask off: The director of Cannes-standout Pamfir discusses the roles of myth, religion, and the carnivalesque in his artful rural crime thriller

Sibling rivalry: the French director talks about his new Brother and Sister, his work with actors, and the spiritually fortifying potential of cinema

Talking past each other: the director of Cannes sensation R.M.N. discusses the timely, timeless, and technical aspects of his politically charged drama.

Lost in language: the director discusses her latest work of autofiction, Cannes-triumph One Fine Morning

Time and again: the Ukrainian filmmaker discusses his latest archival epic, the repetitions of history, and his expulson from the Ukrainian Film Academy

Call of the wild: for the L.A.–based Kramer, her two new films are a way of recovering the queer elements of historical periods that, on the surface, appear to be anything but

I contain multitudes: the filmmaker discusses his new film—an ode to the impossibility of representing the nation—and his penchant for “copying” his own and other artists’ work