All Interview articles – Page 99
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FeaturesPaul Hyett, Howl
Ian Sandwell talks to the film-maker about his creature feature Howl, the follow-up to his FrightFest 2012 premiere The Seasoning House.
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FeaturesGlasgow FrightFest: into The Woods
Screen reports from the tenth Glasgow FrightFest, featuring interviews with The Woods Movie’s Russ Gomm and The Treatment’s Hans Herbots.
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FeaturesManish Mundra on his finance, distribution plans
Although new to the business, Indian producer Manish Mundra has already backed films that have won prizes in Sundance and Berlin. He tells Liz Shackleton about his plans to finance and distribute content-driven Indian cinema.
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FeaturesOscars: Raja Sehgal talks sound mixing trailers
Sound designer Raja Sehgal reveals the skill behind sound mixing trailers for six out of the eight Best Picture nominations.
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FeaturesEuropean Shooting Stars 2015
Screen talks to this year’s selection of European Shooting Stars.
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FeaturesWerner Herzog, Queen of the Desert
The film-maker talks about his Berlin competition entry.
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NewsBerlin: Ixcanul director reveals next film plans
Jayro Bustamante discusses his Guatemalan story sold by Film Factory.
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FeaturesAndrew Haigh, 45 Years
Andrew Haigh’s 45 Years is a truthful story about an older couple. He tells Wendy Mitchell about the film’s thematic inspirations and working with the dream cast of Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay.
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FeaturesStewart Hendler, Max Steel
The director of Dolphin Films’ sci-fi action-adventure sci-fi based on the Mattel property stars Ben Witchell and Ana Villafañe and is the subject of a buyer screening at the EFM on February 6.
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FeaturesAlex Gibney, Going Clear
Alex Gibney’s recent Sundance documentary Going Clear: Scientology And The Prison Of Belief was the talk of Park City and has arrived in Berlin.
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FeaturesFortitude International: plans for year two
The co-founders of Fortitude International, Nadine de Barros, Daniel Wagner and Robert Ogden Barnum, tell Jeremy Kay about their plans for year two
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FeaturesMark Foster, Arts Alliance
Arts Alliance CEO Mark Foster talks to Andreas Wiseman about the company’s diverse arts event cinema offerings, from opera to a One Direction concert film
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FeaturesSundance explores virtual reality
Over the course of the festival Sundance’s New Frontier Space explored 15 different gaming and virtual reality (VR) experiences that proved to be consistent crowd-pleasers.
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FeaturesJorn Donner, Armi Alive!
For veteran Finnish director Jorn Donner, his latest project Armi Alive! - which world premieres as the closing film of the Goteborg International Film Festival - was much more than just another credit to add to his already long list.
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FeaturesSanna Lenken, My Skinny Sister
It is fitting that Swedish director Sanna Lenken’s debut feature, My Skinny Sister, should have its world premiere at Goteborg, given the filmmaker’s connections to the city.
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FeaturesJeppe Ronde, Bridgend
The Danish director talks about his teen suicide drama, which screens at the Goteborg International Film Festival, following its world premiere in Rotterdam.
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FeaturesRobert Eggers, Anya Taylor-Joy, The Witch
Hot off the Sundance world premiere of his lauded 17th century chiller and the subsequent US deal with A24 Films, director Robert Eggers is thankful that festival audiences “get” his feature directorial debut.
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NewsBerlinale director: no plans for German MIP
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Berlinale festival director Dieter Kosslick.
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FeaturesTiger directors: Laura Citarella and Verónica Llinás, Dog Lady (La Mujer de los Perros)
The Argentine director and actress both talk about a woman who lives with a pack of dogs, which receives its world premiere in competition at International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR).