Radiator Q&A
Mike Levy provides some of the highlights from Gemma Craven and Daniel Cerquiera’s post-RADIATOR Q&A.
Mike Levy provides some of the highlights from Gemma Craven and Daniel Cerquiera’s post-RADIATOR Q&A.
Like D.W. Griffith in America and F.W. Murnau in Germany, Sjöström in Sweden was a pioneer, a technical innovator, and a great artist in the early days of film.
Garry Pope reports back from Grantchester Meadows, at the CFF MOVIES ON THE MEADOWS screening of 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
Anthony Davis spoke to Magali Pettier, farmer’s daughter and director of ADDICTED TO SHEEP which follows a year in the lives of two sheep farmers.
From Fassbinder to THE FIRE, Faust Lerner offers an overview of this year’s New German Cinema strand at CFF.
Edd Elliott gives a low down of the under-the-radar themes of this year’s Cambridge Film Festival.
McKellen’s Holmes is where the heart is, writes Xanthe Gilmore.
Arrow Films aren’t just purveyors of cult cinema – they are also a multi-platform distributor of TV from around the world, most recently HOSTAGES.
Relying on bawdy humour and a hip, anti-establishment attitude, MEATBALLS is set in a summer camp for misfits overseen by head counsellor Tripper (Bill Murray in his first starring role).
The Bronx, 1963. Geographically close, but in reality we’re a long way from WEST SIDE STORY and its rival gangs the Jets and the Sharks…