Hailed as one of the definitive actors of his generation, Liev Schreiber is cast as a resourceful CIA operative in Salt, his hit summer movie opposite Angelina Jolie.
Whether it's with theater, performance, installation or video, David Levine upends the conventions of any medium he turns his attention to. From directing Bauerntheater, a marathon performance with one actor and... Read More
Host Michael Rush speaks with Richard Maxwell, the experimental theater artist known for pairing down language and gesture to such minimal levels that his actors hardly seem to be acting and his plays hardly fit under... Read More
tephen Schaefer speaks with Heath Ledger a year before the actor's tragic death in January of 2008. One of the finest actors of his generation, Heath Ledger peaks about his appearance as a Dylanesque figure—one of six— in Todd Hayne's I'm Not There.
Among the most distinguished actors of his generation, Jon Voight has always balanced his career with humanitarian efforts, whether on behalf of Vietnam veterans, Native Americans or our fighting men overseas. In a... Read More
A director known for his diversity - everything from guiding Sissy Spacek to her Oscar with Coal Miner's Daughter to the first three episodes of HBO's magnificent Rome series - Michael Apted talks about... Read More
Not all the movies or actors who come to the Cannes Film Festival have films in competition. While the world's focus is on the official entries with their red carpeted premieres, Cannes' real business is a much bigger... Read More
In a celluloid season dominated by CGI, explosions and superheroes, actors may seem superfluous. Time Out New York film critics Josh Rothkopf and David Fear present smaller upcoming summer movies... Read More
An actor-turned-filmmaker, Gavin Hood has hit the international big time with the searing Tsotsi, the 2005 South African Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Language Film. A burly six-foot-two, Hood was not... Read More
