Explore every episode of the podcast SAINT LAURENT TALKS

The sixth episode features French filmmaker Claire Denis and revisits the origins of her latest project, her new film The Fence — co‐produced by Anthony Vaccarello via Saint Laurent Productions. During the conversation, Claire Denis reflects on memory, power, domination, and the ways in which her work resonates with contemporary tensions. She also discusses her relationship to Africa, her emotional return to Senegal after many years, and how the people, rather than the landscapes, continue to shape her connection to the continent.

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The fifth episode features American actor, director, and screenwriter Jim Jarmusch, who recently directed Father Mother Sister Brother, a film co-produced by Anthony Vaccarello through Saint Laurent Productions.
During the interview, Jim Jarmusch talks about the film which reflects family life — a theme explored through all its different positive and negative aspects. He mentions the critics’ reviews, as well as the wide variety of films he enjoys. He also discusses music, photography, and poetry, which are connected to cinema and to his personal interests.

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The fourth episode features Canadian director, actor, producer and screenwriter David Cronenberg, who recently directed The Shrouds, a film co-produced by Anthony Vaccarello through Saint Laurent Productions. During the interview, Cronenberg talks about the film The Shrouds, which reflects his personal life, almost as an autobiography evoking the disappearance of his wife. He discusses the importance of the human body and touch in cinema, death and its physical impact.

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Episode 3 features Italian director and screenwriter Paolo Sorrentino, who directed Parthenope, a film co-produced by Anthony Vaccarello through Saint Laurent Productions. During the interview, Sorrentino talks about his vision and relation to cinema. He discusses about the importance of his city, Naples, the role of women and the freedom they must embody, as well as transgressions and emotions. Parthenope was released in theaters in France on March 12, 2025.

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Episode 2 features French director, producer and screenwriter Jacques Audiard, who directed the film Emilia Pérez, co-produced by Anthony Vaccarello through Saint Laurent Productions. Interviewed by Augustin Trapenard, Audiard discusses the film and how he came to think about it. He talks about the importance of constraints and how they stimulate him, the importance of music and the privilege of being able to tell stories. Cinema, for Audiard, is to communicate and explore, to go towards the unknown. 

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Episode 1 features German photographer Juergen Teller and celebrates his long-standing artistic collaboration and personal relationship with Saint Laurent Creative Director Anthony Vaccarello.

In conversation with French journalist Augustin Trapenard, Teller opens up about the beginnings of his career, his family and the relationship he has with his hometown.

The interview follows the release of a dedicated book to Juergen Teller at Saint Laurent Editions (Saint Laurent’s in-house publishing unit) as well as Saint Laurent’s sponsorship of “I need to live”, the photographer’s large-scale exhibition which took place at the Grand Palais Ephémère in Paris from December 16th to January 9th 2024.

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