The Deeper Into Movies Podcast

Music video directing legend Grant Singer joins us on the pod to discuss his career in music videos and his directorial debut Reptile, streaming on Netflix now. We also talk about Slowdive, Sky Ferraria, making music videos and the joys of going to the cinema.

Pauline Chalamet joins us on the podcast to discuss acting and her production company Gummy Films. We also talk about books, ballet, musicals and how Eric Bogosian's play Talk Radio changed her life.

Actor, writer, comedian Jordan Firstman joins us on the podcast to discuss the dark, outrageous and hilarious Rotting In The Sun. We also discuss musicals, Woody Allen and instagram.

New York Documentary film maker John Wilson joins us on the pod to talk about the final season of HOW TO WITH JOHN WILSON, working with David Byrne, being a private investigator and public bathrooms.

Charlotte Regan writer & director of the coming of age movie Scrapper joins us on the podcast to discuss her debut movie.

The directing duo of TALK TO ME join us on the pod to talk horror movies, Youtube, directing as a team, selling your first movie and navigating the industry.

The Red Scare co-host Anna Khachiyan joins us on the podcast to discuss The Real Housewives, Michel Houellebecq and Eastbound & Down.

The GENIUS behind Italians Do It Better joins me on the podcast to discuss his life in music, starting his own label and working with David Lynch.

Visionary director Robert Eggers joins us on the podcast to discuss the new 4K release of The Lighthouse (2019) theatre, period films and Nosferatu!

Artist, filmmaker, musican Babak Ganjei joins us on the podcast to discuss the art life. We also talk about The Jerk (1979), Wet Wet Wet, the Die Hard Franchise and pitch some movie ideas.

Director Andrew Bujalski joins us on the podcast to discuss his career in independent filmmaking his latest movie There There (2022) and we go deep into the making of his masterpiece Computer Chess (2013)

Composer Nicholas Britell joins us on the podcast to discuss his work Carmen. We also discuss our fav Wu-Tang Clan members, working on Star Wars: Andor and his masterwork (in our opinion) If Beale Street Could Talk.

Kristoffer Borgli director of the black comedy Sick of Myself built on a pretty simple premise – what if two of the most narcissistic people on the planet date each other? We discuss his journey into film making, his love of Lars Von Trier and why he hates making adverts.

Gregg Araki joins us on the podcast to discuss the restored and uncut re-releease of his masterpiece The Doom Generation. We also talk about his love of Shoegaze and where his head was at in the nineties.

Part 2 of our Meet Me in the Bathroom 2 part special Writer Lizzy Goodman and I discuss the New York music scene, Joan Didion, collecting, fashion, imposter syndrome and how she came to write the oral history of the 00's New York music scene.

Part 1 of our Meet Me in the Bathroom 2 part special Directing duo Will Lovelace, Dylan Southern join us on the podcast to talk about adapting Meet Me in the Bathroom for the big screen.

Chloe Okuno writer & director of the psychological thriller 'Watcher' joins us on the podcast to discuss her debut feature,

Actress Mia Goth joins us on the podcast to discuss her new movies Pearl and Infinity Pool. We also discuss her acting choices, growing up in London and bagels.

Todd Field joins us on the pod to talk TAR, opening credit sequences, working with Stanley Kubrick and ice hockey.

The godfather of Generation X joins us on the podcast to discuss his first novel in over 10 years The Shards. We also discuss the state of cinema, book covers and Taylor Swift,

Cornish director Mark Jenkin is on the pod to discuss his analog film techniques, his new film ENYS MAN and working with The Smile on music videos.

Canadian filmmaker Jason Eisener joins us on the pod to talk about his sci-fi horror adventure Kids vs. Aliens (2023) He made his directorial debut with the LEGENDARY 2011 Canuxploitation vigilante epic Hobo with a Shotgun (2011) We talk about Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, aliens, The Warriors (1979) and Rutger Hauer.

The writer, director of FUNNY PAGES joins us on the pod to discuss his debut.

Documentarian Alexandre O. Philippe joins us to discuss his career making films about movies and lifts the velvet curtain on iconic filmmaker David Lynch’s obsession with his new film LYNCH / OZ

Musican and filmmaker Oliver Sim joins us on the podcast to discuss The XX, horror movies, growing up in London and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This episode is sponsored by MUBI For 30 Days free head to https://mubi.com/deeperintomovies