Cinema & TV
“It’s always worth fighting for what you believe in”: Jannis Niewöhner on Munich: The Edge of War
You might think the world is now fully saturated with film, TV and literature centring on the Second…
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“The space given to me as an actor is a lot smaller than when I write and direct”: Franka Potente on directorial debut Home
Franka Potente had her first big break into indie cinema with her electric performance in the 1998 German…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“He wasn’t given the kind of limitless possibilities a white choreographer would have been given”: An interview with Jamila Wignot on Ailey
Ailey is the fascinating new documentary from American filmmaker Jamila Wignot that delves into the life, work and…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“The body can be a totem for all the anxieties we share but no one wants to talk about”: An interview with Julia Ducournau on the radicality of Titane
Titane (French for titanium) is Julia Ducournau’s daringly provocative body-horror follow-up to 2016 feature debut Raw. It stars first-time actor Agathe…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Parallels with Chalamet? We are two different people”: Filippo Scotti on The Hand of God and Paolo Sorrentino
The Hand of God is the much-anticipated semi-autobiographical coming-of-age Netflix film from Italian auteur Paolo Sorrentino. Firmly placed…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“I never want to repeat myself”: Noomi Rapace on playing María in indie thriller Lamb
Lamb is the genre-bending, eerie debut feature from writer-director Valdimar Jóhannsson that follows the story of a childless…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Cyrano premiere: On the red carpet with Peter Dinklage, Hayley Bennett, Kelvin Harrison Jr, Joe Wright, Erica Schmidt and Monica Dolan
From the British filmmaker behind Pride & Prejudice (2005) and Atonement (2007), Joe Wright, comes yet another sumptuously…
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The King’s Man: A chat with Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton, Matthew Vaughn, Tom Hollander, Rhys Ifans, Harris Dickinson and Djimon Hounso
The King's Man is the prequel to Kingsman and the third movie in the franchise. Directed once again by…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
The Velvet Underground: An interview with director Todd Haynes on the groundbreaking documentary
Todd Haynes’ new release The Velvet Underground is an immersive dive into the cultural hub that inspired the…
By Mersa Auda
Cinema & TV
British Independent Film Awards 2021: On the red carpet with the nominees and winners
Last night the much-anticipated presentation ceremony for the British Independent Film Awards 2021 took place in London. The…
By Sarah Bradbury