The duo sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss their collaborative process, the role they see their score playing, and their other upcoming project, It’s Dorothy!, that is premiering at Tribeca next month

Dominik Scherrer sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss his roundabout road to becoming a composer, the unexpected difficulties of this score, and the rhythm he relies on to balance the differing emotions of the series.

Sam Hayes sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the film’s North American premiere, the never-ending need for coming-of-age films, and everything that comes with growing up.

Duncan Thum sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss returning to Chef’s Table, the research that goes into each episode, and his personal connection with one of the chefs.

Mark Orton sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss his musical roots, his use of antique instruments, and the challenges of balancing love and fear.

Co-directors Crystal Moselle and Jon Kasbe sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the film’s journey to wide release, meeting Sophia, and if there is still a chance for everyone to learn empathy.

Paul Koch sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss his musical roots, frequent collaborations with the McManus brothers, and how his other recent project, Black Heat, bears some unlikely similarities to Redux Redux.

Stephanie Kaznocha sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss her career as an editor, the heart of Confessions, and the novel experience of cutting A Nice Indian Boy to the film’s lush, sweeping score. This transcript has been edited for length and clarity.

Ahead of Hello Stranger’s run as part of the London Games Festival, Paul Raschid sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the capabilities of interactive film, the added value of audience participation, and his second interactive film of 2025, The Run.

Kulkarni sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the beginning of her composing career, her second collaboration with director Roshan Sethi, and the best part about Indian weddings.

Katie Bignell sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss her expertise in the field, the power of the critic in the lifecycle of a short film, and the specific plan Festival Formula created for a recent SXSW premiere. This transcript has been edited for length and clarity.

Writer/director of Conveyance, Gemma Creagh, sits down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the inspiration for her short, if she believes in ghosts, and the worst habits a roommate can have.

Ahead of Livestreams with GrandmaPuzzles’ upcoming Cleveland International Film Festival screening, Emily Sheskin sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome to discuss the making of the short film.

With the first four episodes of Daredevil: Born Again now streaming on Disney+, The Newton Brothers sat down with Beyond the Cinerama Dome is discuss their longtime collaboration with Mike Flanagan, honoring the Netflix series, and keeping Marvel’s secrets.

Ahead of Baggage's international premiere at SXSW, Lucy Davidson sat down with Film Obsessive News Editor Tina Kakadelis to discuss female friendships, the tedious nature of stop motion, and how friendships can alleviate our deepest insecurities.

In order to pull off this return to ancient Rome, Scott had to call upon some trusted crew who have been frequent collaborators throughout his storied career. Arthur Max, production designer, and Dave Crossman, military costume designer, were integral to building the epic world of ancient Rome.

The election of a new pope is not what comes to mind when most people think of a political thriller, but Edward Berger’s Conclave exemplifies the best of what the genre has to offer. The film is Berger’s follow-up to his highly decorated remake of All Quiet on the Western Front (2022), so who better to compose the score for Conclave than Berger’s frequent collaborator, Volker Bertelmann?

After its premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival earlier this year, Young Werther will begin its theatrical and digital release on December 13. Writer/director José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço sat down with Film Obsessive News Editor Tina Kakadelis to discuss updating a classic, the timelessness of Werther, and the magic of Toronto.

Ahead of the film’s theatrical release, Rainey Qualley sat down with Film Obsessive’s Tina Kakadelis to talk combing her singing career with her love of acting, shooting a movie musical in 14 days, and the desperation that drives her character.