Film

James Cusati-Moyer
After They Crash, They Fuck

We exchange ideas with the actor James Cusati-Moyer about his Tony nomination, navigating demanding roles, mental health and his latest projects, “Sacred Creatures” and “Slave Play”.

Parthenope
A Love Letter to Napoli

Paolo Sorrentino’s new feature film is a love letter to his hometown, Napoli. Adventure, love, death, and heartbreak all collide in the life of this young woman who’s not afraid to take risks.

Steve McQueen
A Heartfelt History

The Oscar-winning director shares his vision for his latest old-fashioned movie, “Blitz,” featuring Saoirse Ronan and Harris Dickinson, discussing the contrasts between working in TV and cinema.

Emilia Pérez, by Jacques Audiard
A Fever Dream

A musical about drug trafficking, gender identity, and redemption? Jacques Audiard’s new movie arrives at the Seville Festival and on Netflix in the United States.

The Last Showgirl
Just Like a Movie Star

Pamela Anderson is the ultimate Las Vegas showgirl in this emotional film directed by Gia Coppola, where she has to face the downfall of her entire life.

The Devil’s Bath, by Severin Fiala & Veronika Franz
What Depression Looks and Feels Like

This movie, set in rural Austria in 1750, is a harrowing character study of a woman who slowly falls into an inescapable depression, battling social stigma, faith, and herself.

Maria
The Person, the Artist, the Legend

After exploring the psyches and troubled lives of Jackie Kennedy and Diana, Princess of Wales, Pablo Larraín is back with a very personal biopic of Maria Callas starring Angelina Jolie.

La Cocina, by Alfonso Ruizpalacios
Histories Cooking Under Pressure

Raúl Briones and Rooney Mara co-star in this stress-inducing yet reflective movie about hierarchies, dehumanisation, capitalism, migration, and modern-day America.

Queer
A Criminal Kind of Love

The legendary novel by William S. Burroughs, is about to hit the big screen thanks to Luca Guadagnino, who has cast Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey to bring this dark tale of desire, crime, and love to life.

Kei Chika-ura
The Beauty and Vitality within the Elderly

A painstakingly beautiful film about loss, absence, and the passage of time, the director’s second feature film, “Great Absence,” is finally hitting theatres in Spain and worldwide.