What links a cup and saucer made of fur, a piece of technology designed for torpedo guidance and the Popocatépetl volcano?
Lee Cooper’s ‘Maisie’ and the beauty of old age – Sheffield DocFest ’21
Interview with filmmaker Lee Cooper for Screen Queens.
Interview with Guen Murroni, director of ‘Stormskater’ at Sheffield DocFest ’21
For Guen Murroni, Director of ‘Stormskater’, The Personal Is Always Political
Interview with Debbie Harry and Rob Roth
Debbie Harry and Rob Roth talk about their latest collaboration ‘Blondie: Vivir En La Habana’
Portrait of Kaye: Ben Reed on the Moral Quandries of the Documentary Form
I spoke to filmmaker Ben Reed about his latest project ‘Portrait of Kaye’
An interview with Beth B, director of ‘Lydia Lunch, The War is Never Over’
The legendary filmmaker on her muse, New York in the 1970s and female rage
The Quiet Power of Isla Badenoch’s The Elvermen at Sheffield DocFest 2021
I spoke with Isla Badenoch, the director of ‘The Elvermen’ ahead of the film’s premier at Sheffield DocFest 2021
Cinema’s Return and the Grand Reveal
The stories we tell, and the environment in which we do so are intrinsically linked to our happiness, our sense of community, our ideas about past and future.
Joseph A. Adesunloye’s first feature film ‘White Colour Black’ is an unexpected elegy
The 2016 film is in equal parts a brooding elegy and a stylish exposé
The East goes West in Piotr Adamski’s subversive thriller Eastern
The East goes West in Piotr Adamski’s subversive thriller Eastern
