Interviews
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Memories are made of this: 36 and Mary is Happy, Mary is Happy
Thai director Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit portrays a digital generation who can’t recall this life, let alone past ones, finds Trevor Johnston.
Thursday 5 June 2014 -
Free anime: Mizue Mirai, wizard of blobs and blocks
Japan’s answer to the likes of Oskar Fischinger and Norman McLaren talks to Jasper Sharp about his synaesthetic “cell animation”, why he hand-draws computer-animated lookalikes and his one-man Exquisite corpse-style motion epic Wonder.
Friday 9 May 2014 -
Hold that look: Godfrey Reggio on Visitors
The director of Koyaanisqatsi would like us to be still now, he tells Trevor Johnston.
Thursday 3 April 2014 -
From the Magazine
The Sight & Sound interview: James Benning
Legendary for the formal rigour and patience of his landscape films, and for his devotion to 16mm, the American filmmaker and teacher has lately embraced digital technology. He talks about manipulation, reality, liberty, and the pleasures of watching paint dry with Nick Bradshaw.
Wednesday 2 April 2014 -
Safe harbour: David Hare on Turks & Caicos
Britain “finest living dramatist” talks to Adam Preston about moving between the stage, cinema and television, the perils of improvisation and the mutual benefits of working with American actors.
Thursday 20 March 2014 -
From the Magazine
Away from the picture: Mica Levi on her Under the Skin soundtrack
Inspired by her modern classical experiment Chopped and Screwed, it took Jonathan Glazer barely ten seconds to choose Mica Levi as the composer of Under the Skin. She speaks to Jonathan Romney.
Wednesday 12 March 2014 -
The leading stereography supervisor discusses the lessons learnt from his work on Gravity and the way forward for 3D with Ian Christie.
Monday 10 March 2014 -
An epic revisited: Jeremy Thomas on The Last Emperor 3D
The producer of the 1987 Oscar-winning epic The Last Emperor tells Ian Christie about its recent 3D post-conversion.
Monday 10 March 2014 -
Memories of murder: Rithy Panh on The Missing Picture
The Cambodian director tells Nick Bradshaw how to fight totalitarianism with the tools (and pain) of childhood.
Tuesday 7 January 2014 -
Willing spirits: Ben Rivers versus Albert Serra
Two of Britain and Spain’s most distinctive go-it-alone filmmakers compare notes on the magical power of narrative, the variable spirituality of non-professional actors and the elusive subtleties of their art.
Monday 21 October 2013
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