96 Ways To Say I Love You
Love is a broad, deep and many-layered subject, and it’s an ambitious topic in any medium, let alone a short film, writes Jack Stocker.
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Interview with Daisy Aitkens
We spoke to filmmaker Daisy Aitkens about her CFF Short Fusion contribution 96 WAYS TO SAY I LOVE YOU.
White Shadow
Based on true life events, WHITE SHADOW tells the story of Alias, an albino boy in Tanzania, as he is hunted by local witch doctors.
Interview with Santi Amodeo
“A comedy in the style of Guy Ritchie, perhaps. Maybe a little bit of the Coen brothers.” We spoke to Santi Amodeo about his crime caper WHO KILLED BAMBI?
Who Killed Bambi?
The Manchester Cornerhouse’s Viva festival kicked off with Quién Mató a Bambi? – a Spanish crisis comedy directed by Santi Amodeo.
Beyond Clueless
Jack Stocker reviews BEYOND CLUELESS, an experimental documentary which describes itself as “part adolescent fever dream, part roving visual essay”.
The ICA Artists’ Moving Image Network
The ICA Artists’ Moving Image Network offers an ongoing series of screenings of new and rarely seen artist film and video work, at Manchester’s Cornerhouse.
The Two Faces of January
THE TWO FACES OF JANUARY screened recently at Manchester’s Cornerhouse, followed by a Q&A with Viggo Mortensen and Hossein Amini. Jack Stocker reviews.
Filmed Up
FILMED UP is a new filmmakers’ showcase devised by Cornerhouse Manchester. Jack Stocker reviews some of the shorts that made it onto the March programme.
Nordic Giants at the Ruby Lounge
The Nordic Giants continue to bring their euphoric post-rock cinema experience to unusual locations across the UK; Jack Stocker reports back from Manchester’s Ruby Lounge.