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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: Daan Bakker on 'Quality Time'
Irreverent Dutch comedy subtitled ‘A Film in Five Parts’.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: Affonso Uchoa and João Dumans on 'Aráby'
Film focuses in on the life of a marginalised worker in contemporary Brazil.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: Pedro Aguilera on 'Sister Of Mine (Demonios sus ojos)'
Film features drugs, bondage, voyeurism and sibling incest.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: kogonada on 'Columbus'
This stylised coming-of-age movie is set amongst the modernist architecture of Columbus, Indiana.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger Directors: Konstantin Bojanov, ‘Light Thereafter’
Birmingham-set film follows a second-generation immigrant who embarks on a road trip to find a legendary French painter.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: Sanal Kumar Sasidharan on Malayalam drama 'Sexy Durga'
Emerging Indian writer-director talks largely improvised female-focused road movie, which is world premiering in Rotterdam.
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FeaturesIFFR Tiger directors: Hagar Ben-Asher talks 'The Burglar'
New film from Israeli film-maker Hagar Ben-Asher revolves around a lonely girl whose life is turned around after her apartment is burgled.
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NewsIFFR: Bela Tarr interview - why he won’t return to feature filmmaking
The celebrated Hungarian director spoke to Screen after giving a masterclass at Rotterdam.
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FeaturesJill Soloway talks new Amazon series and "scary" Donald Trump
The Emmy-winning creator of Transparent won the directing award at Sundance 2013 for her debut feature Afternoon Delight and talks about her return to Park City with the first three episodes of the Amazon Studios series I Love Dick.
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FeaturesKristen Stewart discusses her directing debut at Sundance
The celebrated actor called her Sundance short “a full-frontal heartbreak movie”.
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FeaturesVilleneuve, producers on the making of $50m sci-fi 'Arrival'
How did a hot indie director and a producer of broad Hollywood comedies come together to make the cerebral sci-fi hit Arrival? Director Villeneuve and the film’s lead producers talk to Tom Grater.
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FeaturesDenzel Washington talks Golden Globe winner 'Fences'
The filmmaking team behind Fences talk to Elbert Wyche about the challenges of taking a Tony-winning play from stage to screen - with the entire Broadway cast.
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FeaturesMichael Lerman, PSIFF artistic director
In his first year as artistic director at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, Lerman looks ahead to a handful of anticipated highlights in the 2017 programme.
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FeaturesScreenwriter Luke Davies on how he avoided the "bad path" with 'Lion'
Writer discusses collaborating with director Garth Davis and avoiding sentimentality on the awards-contending drama.
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FeaturesRebecca Hall on playing tragic reporter Christine Chubbuck: "I was really haunted by this one"
The actress tells us about the painful process of bringing journalist Christine Chubbuck’s life, and not just her infamous death, to the big screen.
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FeaturesBafta chief exec Amanda Berry talks eligibility shake-up, diversity push
Amanda Berry tells Wendy Mitchell about this year’s eligibility refinements and new moves to stimulate a more diverse membership.
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FeaturesWhy costume design is so important in 'Allied'
UK costume designer Joanna Johnston explains how the clothing worn by Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard reflects their characters’ dramatic arcs.
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FeaturesMichelle Williams on 'Manchester By The Sea': "I was afraid that I just wouldn’t measure up"
Michelle Williams packs a powerful punch in Kenneth Lonergan’s awards-season front-runner Manchester By The Sea, despite very limited screen time.
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FeaturesHow the 'Fantastic Beasts' VFX team created a world of amazing monsters
For the first instalment in Warner Bros’ planned five-film follow-up to the Harry Potter franchise, the visual-effects team transposed JK Rowling’s wizarding world to 1926 New York City.
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Features'Nocturnal Animals' cinematographer Seamus McGarvey talks the hardest sequence he's ever shot
For twice Oscar-nominated UK cinematographer Seamus McGarvey, working with Tom Ford on Nocturnal Animals was an experience like no other.