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All Interview articles – Page 106
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FeaturesAnup Singh, Qissa: The Tale Of A Lonely Ghost
The first film to shoot under the India-Germany co-production treaty, Anup Singh’s Qissa: The Tale Of A Lonely Ghost recently won the NETPAC award at the Toronto International Film Festival and is now screening in Busan’s A Window On Asian Cinema section.
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FeaturesGareth Evans, V/H/S/2 and The Raid 2
The Welsh director speaks to Ian Sandwell about his segment in V/H/S/2 and the eagerly anticipated sequel to The Raid.
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FeaturesAxel Kuschevatzky, Telefonica Studios
Teléfonica Studios director discusses the new European studio.
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FeaturesAtom Egoyan, Devil’s Knot
Atom Egoyan’s Devil’s Knot, which premiered at Toronto, is making the rounds of European festivals in San Sebastian and Zurich this week. In Zurich, Egoyan talked about the film at a press conference.
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FeaturesExploring the storyboards of The Invisible Woman
In this excerpt from The Art of Movie Storyboards, Ralph Fiennes and storyboard artist Temple Clark collaborate on the historical drama.
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FeaturesPaula van der Oest, director
The Oscar nominee talks about her career during the Binger-Screen International interview in Utrecht.
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FeaturesClif Prowse and Derek Lee, Afflicted
The co-directors and stars of Canadian Midnight Madness selection Afflicted talk about their unconvential approach to a vampire film.
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FeaturesJoel Edgerton, Felony
Sandy George talks to Joel Edgerton about his new film, Felony, which premieres at Toronto.
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FeaturesPaul Haggis, Third Person
It took two-and-a-half years before Paul Haggis was happy with the script for Third Person, he tells Jeremy Kay.
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FeaturesEmanuel Michael and Cassandra Kulukundis, Unison Films
The Unison Films principals talk to Jeremy Kay about their Toronto premiere The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him and Her [pictured].
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FeaturesMike Flanagan, Oculus
Mike Flanagan talks about his Midnight Madness entry Oculus, a chiller about a mirror that is “like a portable Overlook Hotel”. Jeremy Kay tries not to gulp too loudly.
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FeaturesJasmila Zbanic, For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
Jasmila Zbanic talks about her two new films, Bosnia today, Emir Kusturica’s controversial Andricgrad project and future work.
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FeaturesMatthew Weiner, You Are Here
The Mad Men creator brings his debut feature You Are Here to Toronto’s Special Presentations section.
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FeaturesRichard Ayoade, The Double
British director Richard Ayoade is in Toronto with the world premiere of his second feature as a director, The Double.
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FeaturesMichael Dowse, The F Word
Matthew Ritchie speaks to Michael Dowse about his follow-up to Goon, romantic comedy The F Word which premieres at Toronto.
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FeaturesSarah McCarthy, The Dark Matter of Love
Wendy Mitchell talks to Sarah McCarthy about her documentary which receives its North American premiere in Toronto.
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FeaturesJustin Chadwick, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Justin Chadwick talks to Andreas Wiseman about the pressures of making a biopic of Nelson Mandela, Idris Elba’s acting style and future projects with Harvey Weinstein, Art Linson and David Milch.
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FeaturesPatrice Theroux, eOne
Patrice Theroux, eOne’s chairman of global film group, has spent his working life in the industry. He guides Jeremy Kay through mentors, mergers and the emergence of a Canadian powerhouse.
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FeaturesManuel Martín Cuenca, Cannibal
Juan Sarda speaks to Manuel Martín Cuenca about his fourth fiction feature which premieres in Toronto.
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FeaturesAndy Capper and Juliette Eisner talk Lil Bub
If you don’t yet know the Internet’s most famous cat, Tribeca award winner Lil Bub & Friendz hits the web today.