Interviews

Christopher Harris’s urban landmark still/here expresses the feelings of absence in ravaged St. Louis neighborhoods to create an afterimage of African-American experience

Shared viewing: the filmmaker’s fascinating new documentary The Viewing Booth uses an ingenious setup for examining and reflecting upon responses to the media

Soul singer: one half of a filmmaking team pays tribute to his departed partner and collaborator of over four decades

In Serra’s explicitly imagined Liberté, an 18th-century cruising ground hosts fickle and fearsome games of desire

Long kiss goodnight: the director of the madcap Twelve Thousand on her radically imaginative take on love and sex under late capitalism

The avant-garde director, who passed away last week at the age of 88, discusses life, death, and filmmaking in this 1971 interview

Red sky at night: the Galician filmmaker on the unexpected discoveries that shaped his intoxicating narrative hybrid Red Moon Tide

The space between: the director of the Golden Bear-winning There Is No Evil on navigating censorship and weaving together multiple stories about present-day Iran

In this 1971 conversation with Amos Vogel, the Italian master discusses The Conformist, newly restored and in theaters now, and more

In this 1976 interview, the master filmmaker discusses his kid-centric Small Change