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Just the films, ma’am: behind the scenes of Peckinpah’s Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
A glimpse into the mind – and heart – of wild western elegist Sam Peckinpah during the making of his still underestimated 1974 quasi-self-portait, by his biographer and confidant Garner Simmons.
Friday 7 August 2015 -
Cinema obscura: Daft Punk on film, from DAFT to Eden
Inspired by glimpses of a fictional Daft Punk in Mia Hansen-Løve’s French house-music saga Eden, Nick Chen traces the band’s own series of cinematic masquerades.
Wednesday 5 August 2015 -
From the Magazine
Gallery: five new London cinemas
Photographs by Etienne Gilfillan of London ’s 2015 batch of new cinema initiatives, including the Picturehouse Central and Curzon Bloomsbury arthouse-circuit flagships, and the independent Regent Street, Deptford and Close Up cinemas.
Friday 17 July 2015 -
Wearsider Neil Young hymns the work of Amber, North East England’s finest film collective.
Friday 17 July 2015 -
Sabina Stent looks at Audrey Hepburn’s eight movie collaborations with the designer Hubert de Givenchy, the designer who helped define her iconic style on screen and off.
Thursday 16 July 2015 -
Puppet thespian: Barry Purves, keeper of the flame
A maestro of moving-model animation since his time steering Cosgrove Hall’s Mr Toad, Britain’s Barry Purves has had to tend his unfashionable talent on the miniature scale, says Jez Stewart.
Wednesday 24 June 2015 -
On location with Ben Rivers’ The Two Eyes Are Not Brothers
An exclusive look behind the scenes at Ben Rivers’ new Artangel project and feature film.
Friday 19 June 2015 -
Cannes gives out more and more prizes every year. So why not a Palme d’Or for posters? Isabel Stevens surveys the best designs on show at this year’s festival.
Saturday 23 May 2015 -
From the Magazine
Nick Pinkerton is your guide through the cinema of the Gothic tradition from the American South – films steeped in dark family secrets, lost loves and the ghosts of slavery, set in crumbling ante-bellum mansions, populated by exiles and eccentrics and coloured by the prospect of macabre violence.
Sunday 10 May 2015 -
One night in Paris: a visit to the set of Gabe Klinger’s Porto, Mon Amour (working title)
Erstwhile film critic Gabe Klinger shows there’s life beyond occasional contributions to Sight & Sound. Nick James is shocked.
Wednesday 15 April 2015
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