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What the director from "The Artist" wants to do next and Meryl says she completely understands "Streep Fatigue."

A group of prominent directors got together and talked about how nerve-racking it can be to start a new film, and how they deal with it.

Charlie Rose shaves off his invisible handlebar mustache in time to interview the director and stars of "The Artist"

The inevitable backlash against early Oscar favorite "The Artist" has begun, stemming in part from its choice of music

This joyful, raved-about film shows that old movie mediums can live on. Here's how the writer/director made it happen.

A great podcast in @nprMonkeySee that interviews the stars of "The Artist" and even looks at how the dog took his commands.

An interview with the writer/director of "The Artist," Michel Hazanavicius, where he talks about how everybody told him not to make the film.

French director Michel Hazanavicius is receiving international acclaim for his latest film, The Artist, an homage to Hollywood's 1920s silent era. Here is a great interview where Hazanavicius speaks with @TheAVClub about convincing lead actor Dujardin to take the role, how the music from Vertigo fit into the film's score, and why all this sudden attention doesn't make him want to pack his bags for Hollywood.

The director of the critically-acclaimed new silent (!) film explains why he almost made it in 3D, and wonders which modern actors could have made it in the silent era.

An interview, taped at the Telluride Film Festival with the writer/director of "The Artist".