the myth and the mundane: guillermo del toro on the deep magic…
To mark the twentieth anniversary and new 4K theatrical re-release of the mythical Pan’s Labyrinth, Guillermo del Toro tells Dan Mecca about the deep magic and great pain of his beloved film, which he explains “almost killed me.”
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never really gone: ben affleck breaks down some of his most memorable films
With his political thriller Animals out now, actor and director Ben Affleck speaks with Brian Formo about some of the most memorable moments of his career, from Dazed and Confused to The Town and beyond.
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larger than life: alejandro gonzález iñárritu on digger's x-ray vision and the…
As Digger continues to generate robust conversation, Alejandro González Iñárritu speaks with Brandon Streussnig about what truth means to him, unpacks the film’s major reveal and details the singularity of Tom Cruise.
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sweet screams: twenty horror movies perfect for your next sleepover
To mark the release of MUBI’s Dusk Till Dawn: The Camp Miasma Halloween Sleepover marathon, Claira Curtis curates 20 horror movies perfect for your next sleepover.
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letting the blood out: neil jordan on the legacy of interview with…
As Interview with the Vampire receives a new release on 4K UHD, director Neil Jordan tells Dan Mecca about the legacy of the lush, lurid epic and the idiosyncrasies of ironic Irish cinema.
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how to run an indie game studio: part 1, what is a studio?
Business coach Martijn van Zwieten provides the first part of a five-part series on successfully managing an indie studio
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captured on camera: primetime’s lance oppenheim on his ‘fever dream’ of to…
With Primetime in theaters via A24, director Lance Oppenheim tells Isaac Feldberg about televising public punishment and mediating reality in his hallucinatory, performative-vérité character portrait.
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watchlist this!: our september 2026 picks of the best new bubbling-under films
Our picks of under-the-radar gems from this month’s new releases. This edition includes eerie Japanese ghost stories, luminous coming-of-age stories and a comprehensive documentary about an avant-garde female filmmaker.
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concrete realities: john wilson on the history of concrete, micro-cinemas and collective archives
With The History of Concrete opening in US theaters, John Wilson tells Carlos Aguilar about looking beneath the cracks in society’s surfaces and celebrating physical media at Low Cinema.
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Mother Design gives psychic platform Keen a folk-art rebrand that takes on minimalist wellness
The independent studio reframes "psychic guidance" for modern life, with stunning illustrations by María Jesús Contreras. When I saw the name Keen lan...
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The task isn’t the job
a new role, and some questions I want to build my way through
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How Listening to Ocean Waves Can Predict Volcanic Eruptions
How Listening to Ocean Waves Can Predict Volcanic Eruptions: The speed of the soothing sounds could spell disaster
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