Two years ago, INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE began with a simple belief: films living beyond the mainstream deserve conversations as rich, curious and surprising as the work itself.
We thought no one would come.
More than one hundred episodes later, that belief has grown into a community of nearly half a million subscribers, and our conversations have been watched more than four million times. Those numbers astonish us — but what they represent matters more: people still making room for independent, international and documentary cinema.
A LOOK BACK AT TWO REMARKABLE YEARS
To celebrate our second anniversary, we’re revisiting some of the moments you watched, shared and made your own.
Jim Jarmusch takes us inside FATHER MOTHER SISTER BROTHER.
Mark Cousins reimagines a master in MY NAME IS ALFRED HITCHCOCK.
Embeth Davidtz reflects on bringing DON’T LET’S GO TO THE DOGS TONIGHT to the screen.
Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni discuss their Academy Award-nominated documentary CUTTING THROUGH ROCKS.
And Alexandre O. Philippe traces the enduring—and still unsettling—legacy of THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE in CHAIN REACTIONS.
Different filmmakers. Different forms. Different ways of looking at the world.
But each returns to the idea that brought us here: cinema still has the power to surprise us, challenge us and connect us.
Thank you for spending two remarkable years inside the arthouse with us.
-Greg Laemmle and Raphael Sbarge
