Interviews
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John Smith: of process and puns
Nick Bradshaw talks to the inimitable British movie artist who makes the mundane strange and the avant-garde funny.
Saturday 10 April 2010 -
The big wait: Michael Whyte’s No Greater Love
Director Michael Whyte tells Tom Dawson about the need for patience when filming nuns in Notting Hill.
Wednesday 31 March 2010 -
The deathly hallows: Mat Collishaw and Retrospectre
Artist Mat Collishaw tells Isabel Stevens about Armenian shrines, YouTube sheep sacrifices and his homage to the strange world of Sergei Parajanov.
Wednesday 10 March 2010 -
Morgan Fisher: the man who wasn’t there
Experimental film artist Morgan Fisher discusses his site-specific, anti-subjective and ‘irrational’ cinema with Melissa Gronlund.
Wednesday 10 February 2010 -
Play away: Andrew Kötting on Ivul – Sight & Sound’s Young Journalism Competition 2009 interview
Jamie Chadd, 18, from Blandford Forum, the joint winner of our Young Journalist Competition, talks to Andrew Kötting about film art, Ivul and life in the French tree-tops.
Thursday 26 November 2009 -
Young Journalism Competition 2009: Grim up Norfolk
Kate Smith, 17, from Grimsby, the joint winner of our Young Journalist Competition, interviews Tom Harper about his debut feature The Scouting Book for Boys.
Wednesday 25 November 2009 -
Slow bloom: Joseph Strick on filming Ulysses
Joseph Strick is the man who adapted Joyce, Miller and Genet. As the UK finally sees a retrospective of his work, Henry K Miller plots his four-decade-long journey to bring Ulysses to the screen.
Friday 20 November 2009 -
Where there’s pomp… Cristian Mungiu on Tales from the Golden Age
Cristian Mungiu tells Nick Bradshaw why Romanian cinema needs more laughs.
Wednesday 4 November 2009 -
Sonic youths: Jonathan Caouette’s All Tomorrow’s Parties
All Tomorrow’s Parties rewrote the script for music festivals. Sam Davies wonders if Jonathan Caouette’s fan-filmed, end-of-a-decade collage can remodel the concert documentary.
Thursday 29 October 2009 -
On a wing and a lark: Shane Meadows on Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee
Nottingham’s favourite son talks to Nick Bradshaw about his improvised ‘five-day feature’ Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee.
Thursday 8 October 2009
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