The Deeper Into Movies Podcast

Irvine Welsh, the author and screenwriter renowned for 'Trainspotting,' discusses his new TV series 'CRIME' and the challenges of adapting stories for television versus film. He shares insights into the unique vision required for filmmaking, illustrated through the lens of 'Trainspotting.' Welsh highlights the importance of authentic performances from Scottish actors and delves into the creative complexities of scriptwriting, especially in light of industry changes due to the pandemic. His passion for gritty narratives shines throughout the conversation.

British auteur Mike Leigh joins us on the podcast for a conversation about his 1993 masterpiece Naked.

Director Todd Haynes joins us to discuss his approach to his new radical and daring documentary on The Velvet Underground.

Patrick Brice director of Creep, Creep 2, The Overnight and the new Netflix Slasher There's Someone Inside Your House joins us to discuss film school, film criticism, music and movies.

The prolific indie movie godfather joins us to discuss his career, low-budget filmmaking, VHS, Netflix deals and making 7 movies in one year.

The director of Censor discusses her debut feature, the video nasties hysteria and film censorship.

Edgar Wright joins us to discuss his new documentary The Sparks Brothers.

The prolific British director joins us to discuss his horror movie In the Earth, his classic Kill List, the power of television and how John Carpenter inspired his new film.

The writer and director of Shiva Baby talks about the struggles of making your first feature, awkward family gatherings and the films she grew up watching.

Documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim talks to us about his career, influences and his new documentary Some Kind of Heaven.