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“We were told this film would struggle to find an audience”: Georgia Oakley on Blue Jean
Blue Jean is the 1988 Newcastle-set story of a lesbian PE teacher who struggles to find her place…
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“I realised that, to me, success looked like Dolly Parton”: Krew Boylan on Seriously Red
Seriously Red is the lovable indie comedy-drama from Krew Boylan, who both penned the screenplay and stars as…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“The creatures are big metaphors to discuss anxiety, depression and the relationship between nature and man”: Rodrigo Santoro on Wolf Pack
Brand-new supernatural series Wolf Pack is an action-packed coming-of-age drama developed by Jeff Davies and based on the…
By Ezelle Alblas
Cinema & TV
“I definitely love a hard pivot”: Monica Barbaro and Diego Boneta on At Midnight
At Midnight is the new rom-com from director Jonah Feingold that tells the story of aspiring actress Sophie…
By Ezelle Alblas
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“We’d like it to destigmatise the world of therapy, a journey from darkness to the light with a sense of humour”: Bill Lawrence, Christa Miller, Lukita Maxwell and Luke Tennie on Shrinking
Shrinking is a ten-part comedy series created by Bill Lawrence, Brett Goldstein and Jason Segel. It follows a…
By Ezelle Alblas
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“There’s something much more powerful about a love story that has loss in it”: James Cameron and Jon Landau on 25 years of Titanic
Christmas box office success Avatar 2: The Way of Water hasn’t even left cinemas, but James Cameron is…
By Selina Sondermann
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“It was made out of love for animals and nature”: Jerzy Skolimowski on EO
EO’s power comes from its exploration of humanity through the filter of a donkey’s eyes. We find our…
By Matthew McMillan
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“I had a little panic attack because we didn’t know each other”: Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher on new romcom Your Place or Mine
Your Place or Mine is a brand-new romantic comedy feature directed by Aline Brosh McKenna (in her directorial…
By Ezelle Alblas
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“This film centres on a gay couple but it isn’t about that – it normalises who they are”: Ben Aldridge on Knock at the Cabin
Anyone with any familiarity with the work M Night Shyamalan will always know to expect the unexpected. His…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“I believe people don’t choose stories – stories choose people”: Dina Amer on You Resemble Me
You Resemble Me is the debut feature from journalist-turned-filmmaker Dina Amer, who was inspired after covering the story…
By Sarah Bradbury