All Interview articles – Page 30
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FeaturesJean Luc Herbulot on why TIFF title ‘Saloum’ is “a leap of faith for the audience”
Mercenaries, myth and mayhem in haunted Senegalese delta.
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FeaturesDutch filmmaker Bianca Stigter on found-footage documentary ‘Three Minutes - A Lengthening’
Her husband Steve McQueen is executive producer on the feature based on a three-minute home movie.
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FeaturesDirector Barry Levinson and Ben Foster talk TIFF premiere ‘The Survivor’
The Survivor is the remarkable life story of Holocaust survivor Harry Haft.
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FeaturesTerence Davies on exploring the life of gay First World War poet Siegfried Sassoon in ‘Benediction’
Source: Laurence Cendrowicz/Bankside Sales/EMU Films Terence Davies directing Kate Phillips and Jack Lowden on ‘Benediction’ Screen talks to the veteran British director ahead of the film’s TIFF premiere on Sunday.
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NewsAfghan filmmaker Sahra Mani on why she has reconfigured her music school doc ‘Kabul Melody’
The Taliban’s sudden rise to power has forced a change in ending.
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FeaturesIsabelle Huppert on “showing malevolence” on screen, being a cinema owner and Venice title ‘Promises’
The French actress is back in Venice starring in Thomas Kruithof’s political drama.
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NewsKarlovy Vary’s Karel Och defends Johnny Depp tribute on “presumption of innocence”
Och also discusses festival date move, Czech talents.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary 2021: Why Sonja Tarokić focused on warring teachers for her debut feature ‘The Staffroom’
Starring Marina Redžepovic, ‘The Staffroom’ chronicles petty cliques and power struggles between both teachers and parents.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary 2021: Philip Barantini talks filming ‘Boiling Point’ in one take
Boiling Point is based on a 2019 BIFA-nominated short, with both versions starring Stephen Graham and shot in one take.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary 2021: Andrius Blaževičius talks love and freedom in ‘Runner’
Runner is the follow-up to Blaževičius’ debut feature The Saint, which premiered at Busan in 2016.
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FeaturesSarajevo 2021: Cristina Grosan on how a death inspired ‘Things Worth Weeping For’
The Hungarian-Romanian filmmaker discusses her debut drama-comedy.
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FeaturesSarajevo 2021: Sebastian Meise on the “inhuman scandal” behind ‘Great Freedom’
The Austrian director reflects on making his award-winning feature and the scandal behind the story.
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FeaturesSarajevo 2021: Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović on the character dynamics of ‘Murina’
The Croatian filmmaker discusses her feature directorial debut, which won the Camera d’Or at Cannes.
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FeaturesThe filmmaking family behind Fantasia’s ‘Hellbender’
Toby Poser, John Adams and Zelda Adams discuss creative freedom and the “strange gift” of Covid.
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FeaturesSarajevo 2021: French-Kosovar actress Luàna Bajrami on her directing debut ‘The Hill Where Lionesses Roar’
Best known for her role in ‘Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’, Bajrami’s debut premiered in Directors’ Fortnight.
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FeaturesSarajevo 2021: Srdan Kovacevic on the five-year journey to make documentary 'Factory To The Workers'
The documentary about revolutionary workers is competing at the festival.
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Features“A hybrid structure offers a democratic tool”: Locarno Pro head Markus Duffner on the future of markets
Locarno Pro’s incoming head Markus Duffner talks about assembling a hybrid edition.
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FeaturesLocarno’s Open Doors head Sophie Bourdon evaluates the end of the Southeast Asia cycle
Locarno’s Open Doors bids farewell to Southeast Asia and Mongolia this year, but pledges to stay connected with the region.
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Features“I’m not a horror genre filmmaker”: Julien Knafo on Fantasia opening film ‘Brain Freeze’
Barbara Shrier of Canada’s Palomar Productions produced “zom-com”.
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FeaturesCharlotte Colbert on the “normalisation” of mastectomy wounds in Locarno drama ‘She Will’
The film will have its world premiere in Locarno on August 5.