IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Lucy Walker on Seeing Cuban Music Come Alive in ‘Buena Vista Social Club’
With her follow-up set to premiere at next year’s Sundance, Walker relives the vibrancy of Wim Wenders’ music doc.
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IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Ana Lily Amirpour Loves Robert Bresson’s ‘Au Hasard Balthazar’
The director of “A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night” describes the love and understanding in Bresson’s masterpiece (and the ’90s film it oddly resembles).
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Andrew Dominik on the Strange Universality of ‘Mulholland Drive’
The director of “Chopper” and “Killing Them Softly” shares the one ingredient in Lynch’s enigmatic showbiz tale that anyone can connect with.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Matt Ross on the Resilience of ‘The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover’
The “Captain Fantastic” director explains why Peter Greenaway’s unrelenting 1989 classic can teach so much about honesty, empathy and space.
‘Foods That Inspire Me’: Filmmakers Share Favorite Snacks With IndieWire and FilmStruck
Ana Lily Amirpour, Roger Ross Williams, Pablo Larrain, Nicole Holofcener and more offer their favorite food and drinks for the perfect movie night.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Roger Ross Williams Goes Dark With Lars Von Trier’s ‘Breaking the Waves’
As part of our ongoing FilmStruck series, the “Life, Animated” director discusses the ways that von Trier’s 1996 film illuminates both selflessness and brutality.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Roger Ross Williams and How ‘The War Room’ Changed Politics
The Oscar-winning documentarian says it’s impossible to imagine the level of access that was needed to make this film.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Jody Hill Looks at Roman Polanski’s Debut, ‘Knife in the Water’
The latest in our series of talks with Sundance directors zeroes in on the boat-based danger in Polanski’s first feature.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Jody Hill Talks Rolling Stones Horror Movie ‘Gimme Shelter’
As part of our ongoing video series, the creator behind “Observe and Report” and “Vice Principals” talks about the terrifying turns of the classic rock documentary.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Nicole Holofcener Explains How ‘High Hopes’ Earns Its Title
The director of “Enough Said” talks about how watching director Mike Leigh cut through pretense encouraged her to do the same.
IndieWire and FilmStruck’s ‘Movies That Inspire Me’: Pablo Larraín Dives Into the Music of Kieslowski’s ‘Blue’
The latest video in our partnership with FilmStruck features the “Jackie” director discussing the profound effect that music has on the opening film in the “Three Colors” trilogy.
Watch: ‘Jackie’ Director Pablo Larraín Discusses ‘Movies That Inspire Me’ in New IndieWire Video Series Presented by FilmStruck
Our newest video series, in partnership with FilmStruck, starts with the director behind “Jackie” and “Neruda” sharing a Cassavetes classic.
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