Whit Stillman

Whit Stillman, a cult film director renowned for his works like Metropolitan and The Last Days of Disco, chats with culture editor Tanjil Rashid. They discuss the flourishing revival of Stillman's films among younger audiences, alongside the importance of youth and identity in storytelling. They explore the vibrant New York debutante scene's reflection in his work, the nostalgic essence of communal dance from past decades, and the influence of literature and music on his films. It's a captivating dive into cinema's role in cultural dialogue.