Cinema & TV
“I’ve always felt a bit like an outsider myself”: Lewis Gribben on starring in Somewhere Boy
Somewhere Boy is new Channel 4 series following 18-year-old Danny (Lewis Gribben) who, after the sudden death of…
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“Tegan and Sara’s discovery of sexuality and music really felt like my coming of age”: Clea DuVall and twins Seazynn and Railey Gilliland on High School
Series adaptation High School is taken from the published memoirs of Canadian indie-pop duo sensation Tegan and Sara and…
By Ezelle Alblas
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“When we talk about wounds in our history, the trauma has to be revised over and over so that we can overcome it”: Manuela Martelli on political thriller 1976
1976, the debut feature from Chilean director Manuela Martelli, is a brooding, simmering political thriller set against the…
By Matthew McMillan
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“The franchise lives on because people love music and they love to dance”: Christina Milian and Holly Sorensen on Step Up season three
The Step Up saga began back in 2006 with the wildly successful dance movie starring 00s-and-beyond pin-up Channing…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
BIFA 2022 nominations: Interviews with Sam Claflin, Kosar Ali, Rosy McEwen and Kila Lord Cassidy
This week, the shortlisted nominees for the British Independent Film Awards 2022 were announced. The Upcoming were there…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Haiti’s story is always told by the West – we wanted to reverse the narrative”: Eddie Hutton-Mills on Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters
Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters is the stunning and emotive documentary from filmmakers Leah…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“We think and dream together, our collaboration is synergistic”: Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman on Neptune Frost
Neptune Frost is the highly unique and original sci-fi musical from artistic collaborators and couple, American musician Saul…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“It talks about the glory of cinema and mortality – but audiences can also have a real laugh watching it”: Kim Hopkins and the Bradford Movie Makers on A Bunch of Amateurs
A Bunch of Amateurs is the heartwarming new documentary from director Kim Hopkins that takes a deep dive…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“It was by far the hardest film I’ve ever made”: Matthew Heineman on National Geographic documentary Retrograde
Retrograde is the new National Geographic documentary from award-winning director Matthew Heineman that takes as its subject the…
By Sarah Bradbury
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The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself: Interviews with Jay Lycurgo, Emilien Vekemans, Isobel Jesper Jones and Nadia Parkes
The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself is the new Netflix adaptation of Sally Green's young adult fantasy…
By Sarah Bradbury