Interviews
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Feminism Russian style? Angelina Nikonova’s Twilight Portrait
Carmen Gray talks to the director of a striking rape-revenge drama that isn’t.
Tuesday 11 October 2011 -
No moss gathered: Nicholas Ray’s We Can’t Go Home Again
Four decades after the great Hollywood rebel took up a teaching post, his class experiment and swansong We Can’t Go Home Again has finally been ‘completed’ by his widow Susan. She talks to Demetrios Matheou.
Tuesday 11 October 2011 -
The body politic: Pablo Larraín on Post Mortem
The Chilean writer-director’s follow-up to Tony Manero is the equally creepy Post Mortem, exploring Pinochet’s 1973 coup through the eyes of a high-level mortuary assistant. He talks to Demetrios Matheou.
Sunday 11 September 2011 -
Mar Diestro-Dópido talks to an elusive Catalan film legend about his career encounters, from Buñuel to Lorca.
Monday 11 July 2011 -
Blood lines: Denis Villeneuve on Incendies
The French-Canadian filmmaker talks local secrets and Middle Eastern tragedies with Thomas Dawson.
Tuesday 21 June 2011 -
Baltimore real: Matthew Porterfield on Putty Hill
Kieron Corless talks to the second-time filmmaker about his close-to-home, collaborative working methods.
Saturday 11 June 2011 -
Looking at the rubber duck: Nicolas Roeg on François Truffaut
Nicolas Roeg talks to Richard Combs about working with François Truffaut on Fahrenheit 451, from the Winter 1984/85 issue of Sight & Sound.
Friday 11 February 2011 -
At home (and away) with Agnès Varda
Free-spirited grande dame of the cinema and now gallery, Agnès Varda can’t stop moving, gleaning, probing. “We are millions,” she tells Daniel Trilling, welcoming him into her living home of cinema
Friday 11 February 2011 -
How they did love: Emmanuel Laurent on Godard and Truffaut
The director of Two in the Wave talks to Tom Dawson about his portrait of the bitterly broken friendship at the heart of the French New Wave.
Friday 11 February 2011 -
Desperate Optimists: power to the public
As their ‘Civic Life’ project goes on tour, the filmmaking duo tell Sophie Mayer about their radically communitarian brand of cinema.
Saturday 29 January 2011
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