The Brutalist director Brady Corbet, co-writer Mona Fastvold plus stars Adrien Brody, Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones take Brian Formo on a tour through the character building—and monumental ending—of their Oscar-nominated drama.

As Anora lights up the Letterboxd Top 250, Sean Baker and Mikey Madison tell Brian Formo about Brooklyn accents, taking conversation inspiration from Robert Altman and the parallels between the opening and ending of their Palme d’Or-winning feature.

Saturday Night director Jason Reitman and cast including Gabriel LaBelle and Rachel Sennott give Brian Formo the scoop on their favorite SNL moments, performing in front of Willem Dafoe, and more.

With Speak No Evil now playing in theaters, Brian Formo talks to James McAvoy about the new horror-thriller and his storied filmography—from the X-Men academy to the Atonement library.

With Alex Garland’s Civil War in theaters worldwide now, Brian Formo sits down with stars Kirsten Dunst and Cailee Spaeny to examine their surprisingly symbiotic journeys that led them to this moment in time in America.

Monkey Man writer-director-star Dev Patel shares the formative action movies, Korean vengeance thrillers and Bruce Lee biting techniques that helped shape his acclaimed debut feature.

The Taste of Things star Juliette Binoche and writer-director Tran Anh Hung chat with Brian Formo about cooking as a love language, embracing French culture and deploying art as a tool for peace.

Jason Schwartzman on thinking the most watched actor prize was a prank, swapping books and movies with Wes Anderson and what it means to play Stanley Tucci’s ancestor.

As Killers of the Flower Moon heads to AppleTV+, author David Grann chats with Brian Formo about collaborating with Martin Scorsese and the Osage to help unearth hidden histories and continue the conversations spurred by the scrupulous film adaptation.

The Letterboxd community enters the Snyderverse to ask Zack Snyder himself about his prior filmography—Watchmen! Sucker Punch!—and his latest sci-fi saga Rebel Moon.

Upon May December’s release, Brian Formo chats with director Todd Haynes about the films that helped sculpt the multilayered tone of his psychological melodramedy, including Persona, Sunset Boulevard and The Graduate.

Justine Triet dissects her Palme d’Or (and Palm Dog)-winning courtroom drama Anatomy of a Fall in a conversation about truth, fiction, 50 Cent and Fincher.