Tag: Interviews

[ad_1] The dark horror-comedy tells the story of 13-year-old Kat Elliot (Lyric Ross), a rebellious gothic orphan attending an all-girls Catholic school close to her burned-down hometown Rust Banks where…

[ad_1] For decades, “Rope” had been deemed a misfire not only by critics and colleagues, but by Hitchcock himself, who referred to it as a nonsensical “stunt.” Even Donald Spoto,…

[ad_1] Charlotte Wells spoke with RogerEbert.com by Zoom about working with Barry Jenkins and Adele Romanski, shooting in Turkey, and how David Bowie and Queen’s “Under Pressure” became the focal…

[ad_1] There are some people on the crew, like our post-production supervisor is from Chicago and remembers this time period, and so he was also a resource. That, in combination…

[ad_1] “Orlando” Going back a bit to “Orlando” and this restoration …  Thirty years! How do you feel about it being the film that most people know you for? It…

[ad_1] How have you approached working with children when filming harrowing scenes in both this film and “The Babadook”?  I think there has to be a huge amount of protection…

[ad_1] When most people think of Fletch, they think of the dashing and disguise-exchanging character played by Chevy Chase. 1985’s Fletch, and its (mediocre) follow-up, Fletch Lives, were based on a long-running…

[ad_1] That’s how I started to shoot the film. We shot it … thanks to the seasons, the film needed the seasons, in three periods of time. Starting in spring,…

[ad_1] Danish cinema is great, but also very neat and pleasing sometimes. We have Lars von Trier, of course, but besides him people largely stay in their comfort zones. “Speak…

[ad_1] Adamma: We were shocked that not everybody knew it, namely Sterling and Regina.  Oh, they didn’t know it? Adanne: Not before shooting.  They nailed it. Adamma and Adanne: They…