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New York Film Festival In Portraits
It’s our favorite choices from this year’s Manhattan shindig: the films, the directors, the performers, and the newcomers.
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Culture Marker: Louis Garrel
The perennial “It” man on the power of Buster Keaton, subverting expectations, and his second directorial feature A Faithful Man.
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Q&A with Franz Rogowski
Germany’s next big thing on his “start from zero” method, finding authorship in acting, and Christian Petzold’s refugee drama Transit.
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A Conversation with Claire Denis & Robert Pattinson
The acclaimed filmmaker and her muse on “the ultimate jail,” the elasticity of language, and their journey into outer space—High Life.
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Q&A with Tamara Jenkins & Company
The Private Life team on capturing New York City on film, casting’s unusual courting process, and the joys of a great screenplay.
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Q&A with Karl Ove Knausgård
The Norwegian novelist on looking beyond the masterpiece, his own favorite author, and Emil and Joachim Trier’s The Other Munch.
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This Course: James Frecheville
The Australian actor on the pitfalls of social media, going “hamburger crazy,” and Lance Daly’s quasi-Western Black ‘47.
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Spotlight: Tribeca TV Festival
The he said/she said out of Tribeca, featuring Tracey Ullman, Meryl Streep, Liev Schreiber, Rosario Dawson, and Bryan Cranston.
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Q&A with Oliver Stark
The British newcomer on realizing his acting dreams, coping with the unknown and lack of control, and the emergencies of 9-1-1.
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Spotlight: Rory Culkin
The youngest of the Culkin clan continues to carve an unpredictable and interesting path with Ari Gold’s The Song of Sway Lake.
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Q&A with Panos Cosmatos
The visionary filmmaker on “fearless” Nicholas Cage, blowing takes with laughter, and his cult classic in the making—Mandy.
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Screen Test: Sandor Funtek
The actor on his auspicious beginnings, Madonna’s birthday bash in Marrakech, and his leading role in Sarah Marx’s L’Enkas.
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One’s & Two’s: Satin Jackets In Seoul
Acclaimed music producer Tim Bernhardt on going incognito, the melancholy of disco, and his all-time favorite film scores.
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Q&A With Raúl Castillo
The Looking alumnus on adaptations, the Latino superhero movie El Chicano, and Jeremiah Zagar’s Sundance winner We the Animals.
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Spotlight: Tiera Skovbye
The Riverdale actress on working with a directing trio, the future roles she’s after, and RKSS’s throwback-thriller Summer of 84.
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A Conversation With SOAIF In Seoul
Who’s really being held captive in Sons of an Illustrious Father? What’s a “Korean room ghost”? Poop metaphors! Step inside, you.
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Catch-Up: Joe Cole
The English actor on enticing roles, the all-consuming nature of preparation, and Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire’s A Prayer Before Dawn.
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Q&A with Trine Dyrholm
The Danish actress on her process, her frequent female director collaborations, and Susanna Nicchiarelli’s biopic Nico, 1988.
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Spotlight: Robert Schwentke
The German-born filmmaker on staying versatile in Hollywood, turning down Game of Thrones, and his latest feature The Captain.
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Living Legends: Barbara Crampton
The genre icon on the exploitative cult classics of the ‘80s, her career renaissance, and her “rededication” to horror movies.
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Giveaway: BIFAN X Jung Woo-sung
Enter to win the Anthem-curated Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival mystery box, signed by the South Korean superstar.
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Catch-Up: Anders Danielsen Lie
The Norwegian actor explores isolation and loneliness in Dominique Rocher’s zombie feature The Night Eats the World.
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Screen Test: Mitchell Slaggert
The newcomer on transitioning from Calvin Klein model to actor, his Georgian “bullshit barometer,” and Daniel Peddle’s Moss.
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This Course: Vancouver Sleep Clinic
Brisbane singer, songwriter, and producer Tim Bettinson on his creative liberation, life on tour, and his future ambitions.
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Q&A with Xavier Legrand
The ready-made French auteur on the complexities of domestic violence, his acting background, and his feature-length debut Custody.
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Living Legends: Michael Haneke
Twenty years later, the Austrian auteur revisits the original Funny Games to discuss his craft, actors, and that disastrous remake.
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Q&A with Simon Baker
The actor on challenging prescribed masculine ideals, leaving legacies behind, and his feature film directorial debut Breath.
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Screen Test: Carla Simón
The acclaimed Catalan filmmaker on the joys of directing child actors, revisiting her past, and her feature debut Summer 1993.
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Tribeca Film Festival Selects
The 17th edition of Gotham’s annual film mecca is now in the books. Step inside for our collection of exclusive portraits!
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Q&A with Renan Ozturk
The high-stakes adventurer and filmmaker on confronting fears, calculated risk-taking, and lensing Jennifer Peedom’s Mountain.
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Catch-Up: McCaul Lombardi
The rising star on filming in his hometown of Baltimore, playing son to legendary actor dads, and Matthew Porterfield’s Sollers Point.
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Q&A with Theo James
The English actor on the inevitability of typecasting, settling into characters, and Per Fly’s Backstabbing for Beginners.
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Screen Test: Alex Rich
The newcomer on auditions, the Antonio Banderas experience, and portraying young Picasso in the anthology series Genius.
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Screen Test: Patrick Cage
The newcomer on his early cinematic influences, future ambitions, and joining the cast of HBO’s Sci-Fi Western Westworld.
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Q&A with Sam Neill
The veteran actor on his Obama interview, who should direct his biopic, and Warwick Thornton’s period Western Sweet Country.
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A Conversation with Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
The DIY duo on exploring big ideas with small budgets, their Aleister Crowley TV show, and their third feature The Endless.
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Q&A with Alan Cumming
The renaissance man on Romy & Michele 2, the sanitization of queer cinema, and Vincent Gagliostro’s debut feature After Louie.
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Catch-Up: Zachary Booth
The actor on the best aspect of indie film, activism, and Vincent Gagliostro’s intergenerational AIDS conversation feature After Louie.
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Q&A with Lynn Shelton
The acclaimed director on empathizing with her actors, moments that struck her in cinema, and her seventh feature Outside In.
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Q&A with Joshua Leonard
The actor/filmmaker on “the iPhone movie,” The Blair Witch Project’s legacy, and Steven Soderbergh’s psychothriller Unsane.
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Vital Stats: Gundelach
Norway’s DJ-turned-solo artist on his choice vice, his fishy obsession, and Oscar Wilde in advance to his debut album Baltus.
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Vital Stats: EXITMUSIC
The ethereal dreamscape duo takes some of our quick-fire questions in the lead up to their final album The Recognitions.
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Q&A with Ward Horton
The hypnotic actor on playing a charismatic sociopath, how 9/11 changed his career path, and Julius Ramsay’s Midnighters.
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Screen Test: Xander Robin
The filmmaker on his singular voice, his approach to making indie pictures, and his stunning debut feature Are We Not Cats.
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Catch-Up: Johannes Bah Kuhnke
The Swede on “the actors’ responsibility,” the Olympics and North Korea, and Ben Parker’s debut feature The Chamber.
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Vital Stats: Adwaith
The hotly-tipped Welsh outfit on their nerdiest equipment fetish, best recent purchase, and two bands to complete their supergroup.
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Q&A with Jason Lewis
The actor on his brand of humor, taking a stand against bigotry and sexism, and Heather Graham’s directorial debut Half Magic.
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Q&A with Robin Tunney
The actress on Nicolas Cage, what it would take for The Craft sequel, and Tim Hunter’s erotic thriller Looking Glass.
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Spotlight: Diana Bang
The actress on her sketch comedy background, compartimentalizing The Interview fallout, and Jason James’s Entanglement.
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Q&A with Douglas Smith
The actor on discovering his craft with Blast from the Past, sibling rivalry, and TNT’s 19th century crime drama The Alienist.
