Letterboxd — Your life in film

As she says au revoir to Cannes, Ella Kemp goes on a Scavenger Hunt to collect a Letterboxd fave: Wes Anderson.

We join the great thespian Danny Huston on a tour through classic bits of cinema history, including pieces of memorabilia with deep family connections for the actor.

Aquaman himself heads into the studio to give us the skinny on his wide-ranging favorites, from legendary painters to oil derrick explosions.

Paul Schrader has weighed in on the WGA strike in an interview with Letterboxd, elaborating on comments he has made about the workers’ action on his own Facebook page.

“The good reviews: if you’ve seen one you’ve seen them all. It’s the bad reviews where they’re willing to tell you the truth.” BlackBerry director Matt Johnson dives into Letterboxd members’ four faves as he reads their reviews of his new feature film about the famous Canadian mobile device.

Parker Posey chats to Mia Vicino about hidden gems in her filmography and how her theater background influenced her performance in Beau Is Afraid.

Beau Is Afraid stars Amy Ryan and Nathan Lane reveal four favorites to Letterboxd.

Party Girl’s writer-director and music supervisor share production memories, praise feminist librarians and give screenwriting advice while reading your Letterboxd reviews of their 1995 indie gem. 

To celebrate Letterboxd now having two firm feet on the ground in London, we teamed up with Curzon to put on a members’ screening of Cannes-darling Rodeo. Ella Kemp burns into town to report on what went down.