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THE CYCLE OF LOVE: He Cycled 6,000 Miles for Love

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Orlando von Einsiedel joins INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE to discuss THE CYCLE OF LOVE, the extraordinary true story of PK Mahanandia and his nearly

Two Years of INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE: The Conversations You Watched Most

INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE celebrates two years of filmmaker conversations with Jim Jarmusch, Mark Cousins, Embeth Davidtz, Sara Khaki, Mohammadreza Eyni, and Alexandre O. Phili

HOW TO DIVORCE DURING THE WAR: Lithuania’s Oscar Entry — Andrius Blaževičius

HOW TO DIVORCE DURING THE WAR director Andrius Blaževičius joins INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE to discuss Lithuania’s official Oscar submission and his Sundance-winning drama about

Why Kafka Couldn’t Be Told in a Straight Line | FRANZ with Agnieszka Holland

There is no straight line through the life of Franz Kafka. FRANZ director and three-time Academy Award nominee Agnieszka Holland joins INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE for an extende

Maite Alberdi on A CHILD OF MY OWN: A Lie, a Baby, and Nine Months of Deception

Why would a woman pretend to be pregnant for nine months — and how do you tell her story without reducing her to either a victim or a villain? Two-time Academy Award-nom

Kent Jones on LATE FAME, Willem Dafoe, Greta Lee & Lost New York

What happens when recognition arrives decades after you’ve stopped waiting for it? Director Kent Jones joins INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE to discuss LATE FAME, starring Willem Da

THE LAST PICTURE SHOWS: Rustin Thompson on Saving Small-Town Cinemas

Ten states, 10,825 miles, and 123 theaters. Director Rustin Thompson joins Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge to discuss THE LAST PICTURE SHOWS and the people keeping Americ

Luis Valdez, ZOOT SUIT & LA BAMBA: Inside AMERICAN PACHUCO

Luis Valdez, LA BAMBA, ZOOT SUIT, Chicano cinema, and El Teatro Campesino take center stage in AMERICAN PACHUCO: THE LEGEND OF LUIS VALDEZ, director David Alvarado's docu

Inside the Minds of France’s Most Provocative Contemporary Filmmakers | Bastille Day Special

Celebrate Bastille Day with highlights from four filmmaker conversations featuring Rebecca Zlotowski, François Ozon, Louise Courvoisier, and Laura Piani—and the films A P

David Wain on Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass

David Wain joins us to talk about his new comedy, Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass — a Sundance 2026 Official Selection starring Zoey Deutch, Jon Hamm, and John S

5 Films. 1 Independent Spirit. | American Independents!

Documentary filmmaking, indie films, and arthouse movies take center stage in this special Fourth of July episode of Inside the Arthouse — a film podcast dedicated to ind

The Secret She Wasn’t Supposed to Find: Carla Simón on ROMERÍA

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Peter Asher: The Man Behind The Beatles, James Taylor & Linda Ronstadt

From the directors of Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song comes a new portrait of a man who was somehow at the center of everything — and never quite in the fram

Haifaa Al Mansour on UNIDENTIFIED: The Saudi Murder Mystery No One Saw Coming

Who was she? In this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we sit down with groundbreaking Saudi filmmaker Haifaa Al Mansour for a conversation about UNIDENTIFIED, a gripping

Making a Psychological Masterpiece | THE CURRENTS Director Milagros Mumenthaler

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Episode 100: Oscar Winners, Nominees, and the Arthouse Cinema We Love

For our 100th episode of INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, we return to the belief that started it all: movies matter most when they are shared. Over the course of 100 episodes, this

A Letter to the Future: Oscar-Nominated Director Sara Dosa on Time and Water

In Time and Water, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Sara Dosa turns Iceland’s disappearing glaciers, a family’s archive, and one man’s fading memory into a cinematic letter to t

BERNSTEIN'S WALL — CAN ARTISTS AFFORD SILENCE? With Director Douglas Tirola

CAN ARTISTS AFFORD SILENCE? — BERNSTEIN'S WALL With Director Douglas Tirola In this episode of Inside the Arthouse, we explore Bernstein's Wall with director Douglas Tir

Becoming Putin | Director Olivier Assayas on The Wizard of the Kremlin

What does it take to build power—and the people who wield it? In this episode of INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, filmmaker Olivier Assayas (Personal Shopper, Carlos) joins hosts Gr

He Remade a Film That Doesn’t Exist | Paul Bunnell on A Blind Bargain, Lost Cinema and Crispin Glover

What does it mean to remake a film no one can see? The 1922 silent horror A Blind Bargain, starring Lon Chaney, is one of cinema’s great lost works—destroyed, surviving