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10 screenwriting tips from Maren Ade
The German comedy-drama Toni Erdmann has been delighting audiences since the film premiered in Cannes earlier this year. Here the film’s writer-director, Maren Ade, delves into her intricate creative process. By Isabel Stevens.
Monday 17 October 2016 -
Gerry Canavan slingshots around a lifetime of allegiance to the Star Trek Ideal – and the series’ very fallible reality.
Thursday 8 September 2016 -
Where no fan had gone before: 50 years of Trekkies
You want audience engagement? As Star Trek turns 50, Kevin Lyons looks back at the ‘mother fandom’.
Thursday 1 September 2016 -
Inside out: eight images of the industry that underpinned old-school movie magic, from a series by Richard Nicholson.
Friday 5 August 2016 -
From the Magazine
The great levelling: ‘expanded cinema’ and the humbling of the movies
In the post-film projection world, mutated versions of movies demand a new language, argues Nick Pinkerton.
Friday 5 August 2016 -
From the Magazine
Friends in high places: Alex Cox on Sid and Nancy at 30
Never mind the punk scene: Alex Cox’s 1986 portrait of the ill-fated union between Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen was meant to be more of a portrait of tragic waste, so far as he now recalls…
Thursday 4 August 2016 -
Stanley Kubrick’s picaresque appraisal of a continent torn between its noble ideals and dissolute reality suddenly seems so not very 250 years ago, says Phil Hoad.
Sunday 24 July 2016 -
From the Magazine
Fantastic voyages: how VR became a reality
A brave new world of virtual reality film is dawning, but will it prove as exhilarating and disorienting for modern viewers as the experience of early cinema was for the audiences who watched the Ciotat train arrive at the station in the Lumières’ short in 1896? By Marisol Grandon.
Friday 8 July 2016 -
From the Magazine
Thurston Moore’s top 10 punk rock films
For our special issue celebrating the 40th anniversary of punk, the Sonic Youth musician picks a personal canon of punk-cinema classics.
Friday 8 July 2016 -
From the Magazine
Long arm of the lore: Robin Hardy on The Wicker Man
Mauled by the studio, obsessed over by fans, deconstructed by academics, remade with Nicolas Cage – yet the pagan British weirdness of The Wicker Man remains fresh. Unveiling The Final Cut in 2013, its director recalls the making of a myth to Vic Pratt.
Monday 4 July 2016
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