Interview with Bill Morrison
An in-depth interview in Bill Morrison discusses his distinguished career, including the making of his magical film DECASIA, and DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME
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KÉKSZAKÁLLÚ
A resonant, deceptively impressionistic portrait of young women on the cusp of adulthood.
Interview with Joanna Hogg
Mike O’Brien spoke to filmmaker Joanna Hogg: “a daring and mischievous artist, and a major British talent whose next move will be intriguing.”
Interview with Mania Akbari
Day Moibi met Mania Akbari, the internationally renowned Iranian director who will be bringing her films to Cambridge on 25-27 April.
Dylan on Dylan/Under Milk Wood
‘To begin at the beginning: It is spring, moonless night in the small town, starless and bible-black’
Home from Home
HOME FROM HOME is a monumental work, and a true successor to Edgar Reitz’s HEIMAT series, according to Mike O’Brien.
Norte: The End Of History
If you stick with NORTE, you will be rewarded by a rich cinematic experience; and one certainly worth the investment of 250 minutes of your time, writes Mike O’Brien.
Tokyo Dreams
Nicholas Barker decided to covertly film people dozing on Tokyo subway trains; from this he created his magnificent short film, TOKYO DREAMS.
Hitching the A1
Mike O’Brien speaks to the creator of HITCHING THE A1, which screens as part of the EXISTENTIAL short film programme at the Cambridge Film Festival.
A Cube Of Sugar
In A CUBE OF SUGAR, screening twice at CFF2012, you get to see a more humane and rounded view of Iranian society. It provides a vivid and moving portrait of family life, writes Mike O’Brien.