How Noelle McCarthy traded gothic fantasy for the comfort of ordinary life - The Post (PDF) (link)

Rose Matafeo: ‘My friends have been an unimaginably wise investment’ - The Post (PDF) (link)

Yellowface author Rebecca Kuang: ‘I become a new person every year’ - The Post (PDF) (link)

Ten years ago, Beulah Koale’s Hollywood career took off. It was the ‘worst time’ in his life - The Post (PDF) (link)

‘There’s a perception of real toxicity‘: Author Tony Tulathimutte on the pains of rejection in the digital age - The Post (PDF) (link)

Marty Supreme breakout Odessa A’zion on matching Timothée Chalamet’s fire - The Post (PDF) (link)

North Star: How Lydia Peckham turned grief and grit into a Hollywood breakthrough - The Post (PDF) (link)

Tinā: the tiny, big-hearted New Zealand movie that became a smash hit – against the odds - The Guardian Australia (link)

Four favourites with Melanie Lynskey - Letterboxd (link)

Bic Runga’s new dawn: Motherhood, returning to Paris, and her first album in a decade - The Post (PDF) (link)

Sir Dave Dobbyn on grief, growing older and early regrets: ‘It was a very weird time in New Zealand’ - The Post (PDF) (link)

Thomasin McKenzie on fame, fulfilment and finding the joy - The Post (PDF) (link)

Rage Against the Regime: Gladiator II’s Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington, Pedro Pascal and more on legacy and tyranny - Letterboxd (link) (video)

The Lonely Club: All of Us Strangers director Andrew Haigh on tender sex, euphoric dancing and awkward parental chats - Letterboxd (link)

Director Oliver Hermanus on the Quiet Power of ‘The History of Sound’ - Mastermind Paris

Mistress Dispeller: A Startling Study of China’s Undercover Love Doctors - AnOther

Campion of the World: Jane Campion on making New Zealand’s Wuthering Heights and her own free film school - Letterboxd (link)