Berlinale
Mr Long: An interview with director Sabu
Mr Long features a multitude of aesthetically pleasing shots of two things that cinema audiences often like to…
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The Lost City of Z premiere: A chat with Charlie Hunnam and Harry Melling
The Lost City of Z, written and directed by James Gray, is a biographical adventure film following the…
By Sarah Bradbury
Berlinale
Como Nossos Pais (Just Like Our Parents): An interview with actress Maria Ribeiro
Como Nossos Pais is the touching Brazilian family drama by director Lais Bodanzky, which premiered at this year’s…
By Jayne Rosanna Phillips
Berlinale
La Libertad del Diablo (Devil’s Freedom): An interview with director Everardo González
La Libertad del Diablo is the haunting new documentary from Everardo González, investigating drug-related disappearances in Mexico – a…
By Jayne Rosanna Phillips
Berlinale
Félicité: An interview with director Alain Gomis
Director Alain Gomis brings Félicité to the 2017 Berlin International Film Festival, and it’s a delicately balanced story…
By Oliver Johnston
Berlinale
Como Nossos Pais (Just Like Our Parents): An interview with director Laís Bodanzky
Como Nossos Pais (Just Like Our Parents) is the latest film from award-winning Brazilian Director Laís Bodanzky. Known…
By Jayne Rosanna Phillips
Berlinale
Le Jeune Karl Marx (The Young Karl Marx): An interview with director Raoul Peck
Raoul Peck has always relished tacking challenging subjects in his documentaries, his features and his work as a…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
One Thousand Ropes: An interview with stars Uelese Petaia and Frankie Adams
One Thousand Ropes is a gripping film about redemption and the relationships that can ultimately lead to a fresh…
By Lindsay Bellinger
Berlinale
One Thousand Ropes: An interview with director Tusi Tamasese
A gripping film about redemption and the relationships that can ultimately lead to a fresh start, One Thousand…
By Lindsay Bellinger
Berlinale
Félicité: An interview with star Véro Tshanda Beya Mputu
Félicité is an unexpected treat, a film that could so easily become downbeat and yet bristles with energy.…
By Oliver Johnston