Meet Jeff Nichols, director of THE BIKERIDERS, who discusses his new movie and collaborating with Austin Butler & Jodie Comer. Also, get a recap of the Telluride Film Festival and their thoughts on various films. Find out about the unique combination of transcribed interviews and personal photographs that portray a subculture. Explore the influence of Goodfellas on filmmaking and the dynamics of working with a passionate actor. Discover the frustrations of developing a film based on an original story but with the title of a well-known IP.

Jodie Comer, Tony Nominee with a Broadway show, talks about her big win at the Olivier Awards and her one-woman show. John David Washington discusses his Broadway debut in August Wilson's The Piano Lesson, sharing the stage with renowned actors, and the process of memorizing a large amount of material. Both guests share anecdotes about finding the right position on stage for their performances in live theater.

Jodie Comer, an Emmy and BAFTA-winning actress known for her roles in Killing Eve and Prima Facie, shares her excitement about making her Broadway debut. She reflects on the thrill of New York City and her complex character Tessa. The conversation dives into her experiences on stage, challenges of filming intimate scenes, and touches on potential roles in the Marvel universe. Jodie also opens up about navigating imposter syndrome and the importance of emotional connections in her work, all while sharing engaging anecdotes from her career.