Olivia Lindsay Aylmer

Twin Peaks acolytes, transcendental-meditation enthusiasts, and longtime Lynch collaborators alike convened in Brooklyn this weekend for the third annual Festival of Disruption.

After nearly five decades, a few of the theater’s most notable patrons—from Ethan Hawke to Natasha Lyonne—and longtime staffers reflect on its inimitable staying power, and their efforts to see it stand another 50 years.

At Thursday night’s 40th-anniversary screening in New York City, Birch looked back on a record-breaking box-office success.

Twin Peaks acolytes, transcendental-meditation enthusiasts, and longtime Lynch collaborators alike convened in Brooklyn this weekend for the third annual Festival of Disruption.

After 24 years and as many misfortunes, the French auteur’s long-lost coming-of-age tale will finally screen for American audiences.

“I wanted to make something beautiful and poetic for girls, because I didn’t see that,” the director explained of her debut, which is joining the Criterion Collection.

Comedians saw Radner on Saturday Night Live “and said, ‘I want to do that. And it’s possible because I see her doing that,’” an emotional Tina Fey told a sold-out audience ahead of the Love, Gilda documentary premiere.

The auteur and his collaborator Jason Schwartzman on celebrating Japanese cinema in Anderson’s second animated offering, Isle of Dogs.

The actress joined forces with Miu Miu—and friend Liz Hannah, of The Post fame—to create the 15th short for its Women’s Tales series

Potter opens up about her pitch-black new comedy; plus, watch Kristin Scott Thomas greet her first guests—a razor-sharp Patricia Clarkson and her estranged partner, played by Bruno Ganz—in an exclusive clip.

The veteran actor reflects on her Star Wars character, a very modern sort of female leader—and how she is making similar strides closer to home.

Among devoted friends and fans, the literary icon watched her storied life play out on screen in the documentary The Center Will Not Hold.

Greta Gerwig’s semi-autobiographical tale brought the audience to laughter, tears, and their feet.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy celebrated their first film, alongside star Kirsten Dunst, at a New York City screening and after-party Thursday night.

Frederick Wiseman, who received an honorary Oscar in 2016, will debut his 43rd film in 50 years at Film Forum on September 13.

The famously stylish director explains how she came up with The Beguiled, her darkest—and most slyly funny—film yet.