‘Went Up the Hill’s Dacre Montgomery Might Be Marlon Brando Reincarnated
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with Went Up the Hill director Samuel Grinsven and co-stars Dacre Montgomery and Vicky Krieps at TIFF 2024. Went Up the Hill is a chilling story about two strangers possessed by their…
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The Wild Batch Stars James Hong & Ming-Na Wen Discuss Their Illustrious Careers
Gremlins: The Wild Batch continues with a second season on Oct. 3, 2024, and legendary actors Ming-Na Wen and James Hong share their excitement about the series in this interview. Ming-Na Wen also reveals details of the new Karate Kid…
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Will Adam Kinzinger Return to Politics? ‘The Last Republican’ Shares a Message With America
As of late, it's tricky to find a politician who's standing on a platform for the American people rather than a circus act. "Patriotism" can oftentimes be synonymous with unquestioning, unwavering loyalty to one party or the other. In a…
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Francis Ford Coppola Reveals the Real Message Behind ‘Megalopolis’
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub speaks with Megalopolis director Francis Ford Coppola ahead of the film's release. Megalopolis , explores a decaying metropolis with an ambitious architect, a corrupt mayor, and a conflicted socialite. During this interview, Coppola emphasizes…
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Azrael Director E.L. Katz on Directing Samara Weaving in a Strange Dark World
Filmmaker E.L. Katz follows up his excellent movies Cheap Thrills and Small Crimes with something bigger and bolder, Azrael, written by the man behind You're Next and The Guest. The director spoke with MovieWeb about creating the film and building…
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“I Didn’t Expect It to Make People Laugh So Much”: Alain Guiraudie on Misericordia
Félix Kysyl and Jacques Develay in Misericordia In Alain Guiraudie’s Misericordia, a young man named Jérémie (Félix Kysyl) returns to the village where he lived as a teenager to attend the funeral of his former employer. Like his protagonist, Guiraudie is…
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Lee Stars Andy Samberg & Andrea Riseborough Are an Unlikely Duo in Kate Winslet War Film
Lee stars Kate Winslet as iconic war correspondent Lee Miller. Andrea Riseborough co-stars as journalist Audrey Withers and Andy Samberg plays photojournalist David Scherman, and the two actors spoke with MovieWeb about the journey of the film. Lee hits U.S.…
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‘The Circle’s Darian Addresses His Controversial Move on Season 7
Spoiler for The Circle Season 7 Episode 1-9The Circle players form alliances and romantic connections to avoid getting blocked from the reality show's social media platform. However, the twists of the game change every season. Season 7 has the disruptor…
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“I Really Wanted to Push Back Against This Illusion of Japanese-ness”: Neo Sora on Happyend
#image_title “Ah man, I could talk about it forever.” It is the day after Happyend’s Venice premiere and director Neo Sora is holding court for a parade of journos in the ballroom of an Art Nouveau hotel on the Lido.…
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‘The Friend’s Naomi Watts Is Carving Out a New Path in Hollywood
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits with the cast and co-directors of The Friend during TIFF 2024. Naomi Watts is fascinated with films that explore grief, adored having Bing the dog as a scene partner, and went the extra…
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Mark Duplass & Joshua Rofé on the Real Story of Out There: Crimes of the Paranormal
Indie genius Mark Duplass of Duplass Brothers Productions and true crime auteur Joshua Rofé discuss their clever deconstruction of the genre and how they use supernatural folklore to tell broader stories in Out There: Crimes of the Paranormal, now streaming…
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‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ Was a “Real Turning Point” for This Studio Ghibli Animator
Editor’s Note: Mr. Yamashita’s responses have been translated from Japanese. For all that Hayao Miyazaki has tried and failed to retire as a director over the last handful of years, there’s no denying that his films are some of the…
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