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“Empathy is about the best tool to help shift opinions”: Director Phyllis Nagy on Call Jane
Call Jane is one of those pieces of American cinema that seem to come around at just the…
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Cinema & TV
“In this business, the better the script is, the harder it is to get it made”: Thomas Jane on Troppo
Wildly successful Australian crime thriller Troppo is now coming to UK audiences via Amazon Freevee. The gripping series…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“At a certain point there’s enough stuff in your notes you start to feel it wants to be a story”: Fridtjof Ryder and Rory Alexander on Inland
After years of attending the London Film Festival as a young lad, Fridtjof Ryder finally makes his feature-length…
By Mae Trumata
Theatre
“Being a playwright is the best job in the world in my opinion”: Writer Nathan Ellis on Super High Resolution
Writer Nathan Ellis is a member of the BBC Drama Room and has several television projects in development.…
By Jonathan Marshall
Cinema & TV
“She’s a powerhouse”: Mali Ann Rees, Jordan Wilks and Lloyd Everitt on The Pact season two and working with Rakie Ayola
After hooking audiences with its first season, Pete McTighe's Welsh crime drama The Pact is returning to the…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“90 years after its publication, the book still hasn’t lost any of its impact”: Daniel Brühl, Albrecht Schuch and Edward Berger on All Quiet on the Western Front
After a stint in UK cinemas, Edward Berger’s All Quiet on the Western Front comes to Netflix this…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
Eternal Spring: An interview with director Jason Loftus
Eternal Spring is a documentary about the hijacking of broadcast television stations in the Chinese city of Changchun…
By Umar Ali
Cinema & TV
“It was exciting to play a woman who is perceived as weak but is given an opportunity to show the leader that is in her”: Dolly de Leon on starring in Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness
Far and away this writer's film of the year, Triangle of Sadness is now landing in UK cinemas…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“It’s always appealing for me to play someone that has a lot of layers”: Aubrey Plaza and director John Patton Ford on Emily the Criminal
Aubrey Plaza is one of those singular actresses who stands out in every movie she's in. The antithesis…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“We tried to do justice to their heroism but also how they were as human beings”: Q&A with the cast and creatives on SAS Rogue Heroes
This new action-packed BBC drama, SAS Rogue Heroes, adapts the book of the same name from author Ben…
By Ezelle Alblas