Stephen Applebaum is a widely published UK-based writer with more than 25 years' of experience contributing to newspapers and glossies at home and abroad
The German film director Caroline Link tells Stephen Applebaum why the book When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit was so important to her as a child
Filmmaker Nathan Grossman's documentary charts the rise of the teenage climate activist
Director's Sarah Gavron's new film is a diverse London-set drama
Grant Rosenmeyer's career as a child actor took him to Broadway and Hollywood. Now he's produced his first film - and immediately stepped into controversy
Director Lynn Roth's new film is about the Shoah - seen through the eyes of a boy's pet German Shepherd
Filmmaker Paul Frankl's search for a community is reflected in his films, he tells Stephen Applebaum
Noah Schnapp earns a fortune for his role in the Netflix hit Stranger Things. But it can be hard dealing with fame, he says
The Thor and Jojo Rabbit director speaks to Stephen Applebaum
Honey Boy is a film based on the Hollywood star's difficult childhood. Stephen Applebaum met Alma Har'el, the Israeli woman who directed it.
Elise Otzenberger — the actor turned writer-director — speaks to Stephen Applebaum about her film, which will open this year's Jewish Film Festival
Bart Freundlich's new film, After the Wedding, stars his wife, the Hollywood star Julianne Moore. It was inevitable, he tells Stephen Applebaum
The actor's family were disappointed when he didn't come to Peru with them. But they understood when they saw his new film, Hotel Mumbai about the 2008 terrorist attacks
James Gray's Ad Astra is about the father-son relationship
A new Netflix film tells the story of Mossad's daring plan to rescue thousands of Ethiopian Jews by creating a fake hotel
Joe Berlinger contemplates the nature of evil in his latest documentary and feature film about serial killer Ted Bundy. He tells Stephen Applebaum that it all started when he studied the Holocaust.
With his new film, Benjamin, out this week, Simon Amstell shares his thoughts on drugs, depression and happiness
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