What are Liev Schreiber’s challenges in playing “Ray Donovan”?
Liev Schreiber has been nominated for a Golden Globe for his work on "Ray Donovan," the Showtime series in which he plays the titular fixer who is distinctly outside the actor's…
How does “The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun” push the limits of how we think about style?
"The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun" uses visual exploration and cinematic games to engage the viewer in an immediate, visceral way that questions our assumptions about narrative.
How does “Inside Out” draw on the actual science of emotions?
The "Inside Out" filmmakers worked with psychologists to determine what five emotions strongly impact the mentality of an eleven year-old, and personified them in the film.
Will “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” be a template or a launching pad for the next two films?
The excessively harsh backlash against the prequels has led to a safely nostalgic, fan-pleasing film in "The Force Awakens." Will the next two films go further in their experimentation?
How did Idris Elba approach his role in “Beasts of No Nation”?
Idris Elba's commitment to his character in "Beasts of No Nation" brings a depth that is studied, controlled, and exceptionally powerful.
How does “Mad Max: Fury Road” explore the themes of objectification and humanity?
"Mad Max: Fury Road" is a story about people fighting for humanity in a world of objectification and utility.
How did Patrick Stewart approach “Blunt Talk” and his first lead role in a TV comedy?
Patrick Stewart is a Golden Globe nominee for his work on "Blunt Talk," a show that is a departure from much of the work that has defined his career to date.
How does “Contempt” parallel “The Odyssey”?
"Contempt" retells the tragic tale with irony, as a film within a film referencing reality, all blurred together through the artistic power of cinema.
Ask the Expert: Programmer Zack Carlson talks about acquiring bizarre yet lovable “Dangerous Men”
ScreenPrism talks to Zack Carlson, the creative director of Fantastic Fest, about rediscovering "Dangerous Men" and the importance of films of its kind to cinema.
The One to Watch for Re-Listening: “Mozart in the Jungle” S01E04 - “You Have Insulted Tchaikovsy”
To understand how the show explores the universality of art, rewatch Season 1, Episode 4: "You Have Insulted Tchaikovsky." And don't just rewatch. You need to re-listen.
How does “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” make Stormtroopers human?
[SPOILERS] The plot of John Boyega's escaped Stormtrooper in "The Force Awakens" is the most revolutionary aspect of the story.
How does “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” compare to the original trilogy?
[SPOILERS] "The Force Awakens" revives the spirit, look, and cast of the original trilogy. Abrams evidently learned from the failures of the prequels and returned to "Star Wars"…