Ask Director Tobe Hooper Your Questions
NotebookAfter premiering online two rare Tobe Hooper films, the cult director will be answering questions from the community.
interviews
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Movie Poster of the Week: “Jules et Jim” and an Interview with Designer Christian Broutin
Adrian CurryAn interview with Christian Broutin, designer of the celebrated poster for Jules and Jim as well as 100 other posters.
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Three Womens' Stories: An Interview with Michael Glawogger
Daniel KasmanA talk with the director behind the prize-winning docmentary at Venice, Whores’ Glory.
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Memory as Mise-en-scène: A Conversation with Terence Davies
Michael GuillenOn the English auteur’s first fictional feature in eleven years—"The Deep Blue Sea".
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Beginnings Are Useless: A Conversation with Andrzej Żuławski
The Ferroni BrigadeA discussion with director for his first US retrospective.
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Les amants de "Low Life": A Talk with Nicolas Klotz & Elisabeth Perceval
Aaron CutlerA discussion with the co-directors of Low Life, a poignant story of young people loving against the law in modern France.
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“I am a patriot of the 20s”: An Interview with Alexander Kluge
Candace WirtA discussion with one of the leading founders of New German Cinema, upon the release of his films on DVD and his 80th birthday.
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The Lost Pasolini Interview
Celluloid Liberation FrontPasolini’s second-to-last interview, long believed to have been lost, now appears here in English for first time.
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Pina's Eyes: A Conversation With Wim Wenders
Michael GuillenAn interview with director Wim Wenders on his new 3D documentary Pina.
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Hong Kong Wasteland: An Interview with Soi Cheang
The Ferroni BrigadeA retrospective in Vienna gives us to the chance to talk to the last (so far) addition to Hong Kong cinema’s key genre auteurs.
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Politics and Aesthetics in the Straubs’ Films
Ted FendtJacques Rancière, Philippe Lafosse and the public in conversation about Straub-Huillet after a screening of their films.
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Madwomen (and Men) in the Jungle: A Conversation with Chantal Akerman
Darren HughesAkerman adapts Joseph Conrad with lessons learned from her recent docs.