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Burt Reynolds obituary: a blithe legend
As wry as he was virile, Burt Reynolds wore his stardom with a nonchalance, a fallibility and sense of camaraderie, that made it all the warmer while it lasted, writes Nick Pinkerton.
Monday 17 September 2018 -
Kim Dongwon: a documentary filmmaker for Korea’s changing times
South Korea’s political Left has followed an evolving journey since the end of military government in the 1990s – and Kim Dongwon has been there following it. Tony Rayns surveys a retrospective of the godfather of the country’s social-protest documentaries.
Monday 17 September 2018 -
Teen Spirit first look: Max Minghella embraces Elle Fanning’s pop dreams
Minghella’s directorial debut keeps the candle lit for Fanning’s surly Isle of Wight teen ingenue and her ambition for up and out, says Caitlin Quinlan.
Monday 17 September 2018 -
Lucky: days and years with Harry Dean Stanton, by his friend and PA Logan Sparks
Longtime PA and friend to the late Harry Dean Stanton, Logan Sparks also co-wrote and -produced the actor’s final role, as the lead in Lucky. He shares his memories, video clips and photos on the shoot and off it with Leigh Singer.
Sunday 16 September 2018 -
Wild Rose first look: Jessie Buckley follows her star
Buckley blazes bright as a young Glaswegian ne’er-do-well with a star-bound state of mind in Tom Harper’s unblinkered but cheerful wanderlust fable, writes Ella Kemp.
Friday 14 September 2018 -
Rosie first look: two days, one night incarnating Dublin’s housing crisis
Sarah Greene carries Paddy Breathnach’s Dardennian thriller as a newly evicted mother of four, send round in increasingly desperate circles by a heedless non-housing system, writes Pamela Hutchinson.
Friday 14 September 2018 -
“Laughing is a way to resist”: Annemarie Jacir on her father-son wedding drama Wajib
Palestinian director Annemarie Jacir talks about working with father-and-son actors, political/comedic filmmaking and the bright future of the region’s cinema with Leigh Singer.
Friday 14 September 2018 -
The weight of death in documentary
Considering Island, Steven Eastwood’s documentary portrait of four dying patients at a hospice on the Isle of Wight, Sophie Monks Kaufman asks: why are we drawn to fictional moving images of death, yet fear their nonfiction counterparts?
Friday 14 September 2018 -
The Cruise at 20: looking back at the movie that broke the DV revolution
Twenty years ago, a tiny documentary by a future Hollywood A-Lister made waves at the Toronto International Film Festival – and changed movies forever. By Robert Greene.
Thursday 13 September 2018 -
Where Hands Touch first look: Amma Asante braves an interracial love story in the Nazi inferno
Amma Asante plunges into the late Third Reich with a precarious but determined story of a perilous passion between Amandla Stenberg’s bi-racial ‘Rhineland bastard’ and George MacKay’s Hitler Youth recruit, writes Pamela Hutchinson.
Thursday 13 September 2018
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