Intervista isn’t just a film, nor is it just a film-within-a-film. It’s actually four films in one– the mockumentary itself, the interview that the TV crew is filming, the adaptation Federico Fellini is making of Kafka's Amerika, and the autobiography he was making while filming the interview himself. As such, first time viewers of Fellini might understandably be confused watching this. But for people who have been following his work, the unusually meta direction Fellini takes for his penultimate film feels like a natural extension of his distinct style, his intriguing mix of memory, dream, and fantasy made much more self-reflexive through breaking genre. It’s able to capture Fellini’s process in such a novel way, as well as lend his thoughts over the passing nature of the medium, the studio, and the industry itself. As such, like any good interview, Intervista is a thoughtful deep dive from the master auteur and a must-watch for the filmmaker’s fans.