All Interview articles – Page 12
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FeaturesThe Dardenne brothers talk upcoming projects, diversity at Cannes and return to cinemas
The two-time Palme d’Or winners are in South Korea with ‘Tori And Lokita’.
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Features“We make filmmakers feel less lonely”, says new Jeonju Project head Park Taejoon
The Korean producer worked with Bong Joon Ho on ‘Mother’ and ‘Snowpiercer’.
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FeaturesMy Screen Life: Berlin cinema founder Verena von Stackelberg on how she got her start, her influences and her favourite festival
Programmer and founder of Berlin’s Wolf Kino cinema on who she admires in the industry and her discovery of indie film
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NewsEmmys spotlight: Rachel Weisz and showrunner Alice Birch on reimagining classic thriller ‘Dead Ringers’ as a series
Weisz and Birch talk technical tricks and infusing fun into the horror of the Prime Video series.
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FeaturesVisions du Réel’s Emile Bujès looks ahead to lively festival featuring masterclasses with Lucrecia Martel and Alice Rohrwacher
”The guests represent an idea of cinema that we as a festival want to defend,” sats Bujès.
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News“It is important our identity is different than other selections,” says Directors’ Fortnight’s Julien Rejl
“My aim is to go beyond the films scouted at co-production markets and residencies,” Rej explained.
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FeaturesThe Centrepiece interview: Cinépolis CEO on the future of LatAm exhibition
Alejandro Ramirez Magaña, CEO of the biggest cinema chain in Latin America, talks post-pandemic recovery, the global market and The Whale.
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FeaturesArtistic director Ava Cahen explains what makes a 'Critics’ Week film’
“I live, I eat, I dream, I sleep Critics’ Week,” says Cahen.
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News“The hardest thing is to say no”: Thierry Fremaux’s hot take on Cannes 2023’s still evolving selection process
Fremaux reveals the film he saw yesterday that he included today.
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NewsGareth Ellis-Unwin to step down from ScreenSkills; reflects on proudest moments, greatest challenges in the sector (exclusive)
Ellis-Unwin is to return to full-time producing having held the post of head of film and animation at ScreenSkills since 2017.
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Features“Films are not made by one person”: The revolutionary production story of LFF winner ‘Blue Bag Life’
The BFI London Film Festival audience award winner will be released by Modern Films in the UK and Ireland.
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NewsHow Cédric Klapisch juggled making a feature and Covid challenges with shooting series ‘Greek Salad’ in Athens
Series is a spin-off from auteur’s film trilogy of ’Pot Luck’, ’Russian Dolls’ and ’Chinese Puzzle’.
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NewsBFI director Mia Bays digs into detail on revised Filmmaking Fund: “Whatever you apply with, it’s an even playing field”
Four new funds have been created covering development and production support.
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Features“We have to do right by our subjects”: ‘Beyond Utopia’ filmmakers on their duty to North Korean defectors
Madeleine Gavin’s documentary has its international premiere this evening at CPH:DOX.
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Features“The quality of all films has risen”: ICAA’s Beatriz Navas on the impact of state support for female filmmakers
Beatriz Navas is the general director of the Spanish Film Insitute (ICAA).
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Features“We don’t want to be boring” say CPH:DOX heads as festival celebrates its 20th anniversary
Festival heads talk world premieres, key guests and a new ticketing system.
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FeaturesUnpacking the recent turnaround success of Chinese streamer iQiyi
China-based streamer iQiyi has turned profitable for the first time since 2010.
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News“Malaga is part of the effort to sustain Spain’s new wave,” says festival director Juan Antonio Vigar
The festival is an important stopping point for directors including Carla Simon and Alauda Ruiz de Azúa.
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FeaturesAdura Onashile on shooting ‘Girl’ in Glasgow and venturing to South America for her next project
‘Girl’ was the opening night film at Glasgow Film Festival and world premiered at Sundance.
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FeaturesHow four leading Bafta figures are blazing a trail while juggling parenting, the pay gap and systemic biases
Sara Putt, Ade Rawcliffe, Anna Higgs and Tara Saunders talk about the lessons learned throughout their careers.