Cinema & TV
“They saw me, and they saw women”: An interview with Renate Reinsve about The Worst Person in the World
It’s not as though most films have hundreds of millions of dollars to spend on marketing in order…
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“Transcendental horror is less about monsters and more about facing up to the really horrible things about being human”: Ruth Paxton, Sienna Guillory and Jessica Alexander on A Banquet
A Banquet is the deliciously disturbing psychological horror from Scottish filmmaker Ruth Paxton, following mother Holly (Sienna Guillory)…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Men don’t live in a woman’s head every day”: Mimi Cave & Jojo T Gibbs on Fresh
Whatever they do, viewers should not be fooled by the Disney brand logo as they plunge headfirst into…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“The patriarchy becomes harsher because of the consequences of war”: Yllka Gashi and Blerta Basholli on Hive
Writer-director Blerta Basholli's Hive is an immersive look inside the reality of life for a woman living in…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
BAFTAs 2022: Highlights from the red carpet, ceremony and winners’ press conference
Yesterday was the long-awaited night of the 75th BAFTAs at the Royal Albert Hall. It's the first time…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“I wanted to burn that wedding dress by the end”: Georgina Campbell on starring in Suspicion
Suspicion is the latest crime thriller series to land on from Apple TV+. Based on the Israeli show…
By Sarah Bradbury
Theatre
“I had to find my own reality and truth”: An interview with Saturday Night Fever star Richard Winsor
Bill Kenwright’s production of Saturday Night Fever at the Peacock Theatre tries to capture the gritty reality of…
By Michael Higgs
Cinema & TV
“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
In a similar vein to Laurent Cantet's The Class and Sarah Gavron's much-lauded Rocks comes writer-director Fred Baillif's…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“It’s about finding intimacy in places that we usually think it might not occur”: Jacques Audiard and Jehnny Beth on Paris, 13th District
Paris, 13th District is a striking and original film from French director Jacques Audiard (Dheepan) that explores the…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“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
Set to land in cinemas this week is the much-anticipated The Batman from Matt Reeves (Cloverfield, Dawn of the…
By Sarah Bradbury