Sarah Bradbury

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  “Laughing transcends all nationalities and boundaries”: Matt Youngberg on Bad Luck Spot

  Luck was the feature-length...

  Sarah Bradbury 20th March 2023
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  “Cinematic language is a very beautiful way to tell stories to people and give them knowledge of different things, including culture”: Hassan Nazer on Winners
  Sarah Bradbury 16th March 2023
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  “It touches upon a universal theme, and that is seeking where one belongs”: Pawo Choyning Dorji on Lunana – A Yak in the Classroom
  Sarah Bradbury 15th March 2023
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  “It’s a neon-soaked love letter to the 80s”: Martha Plimpton, Eliza Butterworth, Jack Rowan and Tahirah Sharif on A Town Called Malice
  Sarah Bradbury 10th March 2023
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  “We tried to situate the viewer in that time and let it unfold in an immediate, immersive way”: Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace on Meet Me in the Bathroom
  Sarah Bradbury 10th March 2023
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  John Wick 4: On the red carpet with Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, Chad Stahelski and Scott Adkins
  Sarah Bradbury 7th March 2023
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  “She found her difference was her superpower”: Becky Hutner and Amy Powney on Fashion Reimagined
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2023
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  “There’s more preparation today for stardom than in the 70s”: Sam Claflin and Camilla Morrone on Daisy Jones and the Six
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2023
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  “The impossibility of life is really explored in the show”: Suki Waterhouse and Josh Whitehouse on Daisy Jones and the Six
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2023
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  “Being independent filmmakers, you have to strike while the iron is hot”: Kelley Kali on I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)
  Sarah Bradbury 2nd March 2023