The Treatment

Director, composer and writer Amman Abbasi discusses his debut feature film “Dayveon”.

Peter Becker, president of the home video distribution company The Criterion Collection, has made a business on a mission not a product. Focusing on licensing "important classic and contemporary films" and selling them to film aficionados, Becker discusses what sets Criterion apart from any other dvd/blu-ray distribution service as well as utilizing their film stock in classic theatre and museum use. He also explains his theory in most people wanting to attend film school 10 minutes a month and producing upcoming projects around this idea.

Directing duo John Francis Daley & Jonathan Goldstein talk alternative comedy approach in “Game Night."

Brothers Raan & Shea Parton, founder of Apolis: Global Citizen clothing brand discuss social change within commerce.

Academy Award nominee Marc Bridges discusses the importance of cloth as the costume designer for “Phantom Thread."

Theatrical producer Jack Vertiel talks history and influence of theatre in his book, “The Secret Life of The American Musical”.

Swedish director Ruben Ostlund discusses social contracts in “The Square," today on The Treatment.

Actor Giancarlo Esposito visits The Treatment to talk stepping into the dystopian world of “Maze Runner: The Death Cure”.

French film composer Alexandre Desplat talks creating a soundscape of love in “The Sound of Water”.

Director Dee Rees discusses her unintentionally autobiographical film “Mudbound”.