Sarah Bradbury

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  “Are we able to replace what’s really missing in their lives, which is affection?”: Fred Baillif on La Mif and the social care system
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2022
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  “It’s about finding intimacy in places that we usually think it might not occur”: Jacques Audiard and Jehnny Beth on Paris, 13th District
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2022
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  “It’s really strange putting on latex at seven in the morning every day”: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano and Jeffrey Wright on The Batman
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2022
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  “Not a lot happens but so much happens”: Claire Rushbrook on starring in Clio Barnard’s Ali & Ava
  Sarah Bradbury 3rd March 2022
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  “We never thought about writing a musical. But we fell in love with it”: Bryce Dessner of the National on scoring Cyrano
  Sarah Bradbury 25th February 2022
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  “At its core, the show is a metaphor for love being an absolute mess in every way”: Josh Gad on Wolf Like Me
  Sarah Bradbury 25th February 2022
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  The Batman premiere: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano on the franchise reboot

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  Sarah Bradbury 23rd February 2022
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  “It’s a global story about the price independent journalists pay for their job”: Director Vera Krichevskaya on documentary F@ck This Job
  Sarah Bradbury 23rd February 2022
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  “He lived his life through cinema”: Co-directors Peter Middleton and James Spinney on The Real Charlie Chaplin
  Sarah Bradbury 18th February 2022
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  “It’s more a story of working-class struggle than anything else”: Kempton Bunton’s grandson Christopher Bunton on The Duke
  Sarah Bradbury 17th February 2022