A Haunting in Venice cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos takes us behind the lens with four films that inspired the visual style of the latest Hercule Poirot mystery.

Letterboxd correspondents sift through the prestige pictures (Michael Mann!) and indie gems (Kitty Green!) coming to the Venice, Toronto, London and New York Film Festivals to present our most-anticipated of the upcoming festival season.

As we march past day 100 of the WGA strike, the Best in Show team calls on special guests Steven Soderbergh and actress/SAG-AFTRA strike captain Kate Comer for answers to the Letterboxd community’s questions.

Should I cancel my streaming services? Is it scabbing to write a Letterboxd review? Our Best in Show crew answer your questions about the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes and what it all means for film fans.

Mission: Impossible director (and Letterboxd member!) Christopher McQuarrie shuffles his favorites list to recommend some movies for tonight’s viewing, while also opening up about his influences and process.

The bloody American story behind Killers of the Flower Moon, the movies that influenced Leonard DiCaprio’s approach to his role, and how the Osage Nation changed the script: Brian Formo concludes his two-part report from Martin Scorsese’s lunchtime CinemaCon chat.

The Letterboxd crew celebrates Mother’s Day 2023 by asking our own moms about their favorite films.

As How to Blow Up a Pipeline explodes onto VOD, Brian Formo chats with key cast and crew about the risky end-to-end journey of their indie eco-thriller, “stealing” from Reservoir Dogs and the line between filmmaking and activism.

A sickly childhood, the importance of film movements and a challenge to multiplex owners on behalf of indie cinema:  The first of Brian Formo’s two-part report from Martin Scorsese’s lunchtime CinemaCon chat with his muse, Leonardo DiCaprio.  

Oppenheimer writer and director Christopher Nolan praises projectionists, charms cinema owners and compliments audiences during his CinemaCon appearance. 

The Wizard of Oz, The Fast and the Furious and Marlon Brando playing Ken—the Barbie crew bring a sneak preview to CinemaCon. 

For Valentine’s Day, the Letterboxd crew and filmmakers reminisce about the movie characters that first gave them funny feelings.