Old Oak, The: Director Ken Loach on Britain’s Decline of Community (Cannes Film Fest 2023)

The film portrays a pub, The Old Oak, its landlord, and patrons in a former mining village devastated by the closure of the local mine, and the failure of the government to provide alternative employment.

Cannes Film Fest 2023: Italian Director Alice Rohrwacher on “La Chimera,” Starring Josh (“The Crown”) O’Connor

Like its mysterious and mythic title, La Chimera is itself a bit of an illusion. The film’s surface-level plot — about a group of shady tomb-raiding archeologists, led by Arthur (The Crown and God’s Own Country actor Josh O’Connor)– reveals deeper, poetic tale about nature, death and the impact of history on our lives.

Strange Way of Life: Almodovar’s Western about Erotic Love in the Wild West

I wanted to make a classic Western where I talk about the desire between two cowboys–Almodovar

Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma–Claire Dederer’s Provocative Book

Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma, explores the audience’s relationship to the work of Roman Polanksi, Woody Allen, and others

Aftersun: Interview with Writer-Director Charlotte Wells (Cannes Fest 2022)

Wells, who has received a DGA nomination for first-time feature directing, crafted an intimate, ambitious memory film about a young father and his daughter making the most of their shared time together.