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by Jennie Kermode
Amanda Kramer on live shows, colour, taking risks and Give Me Pity!
The violence we don't see
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Carlota Pereda on bullying, normalised violence and Piggy
Future imperfect
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Kogonada and Justin H Min on construction of identity and catching up to grief in After Yang
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by Jennie Kermode
Films to catch on streaming services and TV this week
Getting away with it
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John Barker, Jaques De Silva, Shamilla Miller, Keenan Arrison and Bronté Snell on The Umbrella Men
A world of contrast
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Laura Baumeister on working with contradictions, children and animals in Daughter Of Rage
Very unpredictable vibrations
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Isabelle Stever on Sarah Nevada Grether, Chris Marker’s La Jetée, and Grand Jeté
Changing the narrative
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Joshua Seftel on the power of kindness and Stranger At The Gate
Stay-at-Home Seven: September 12 to 18
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Films to catch on streaming services and TV this week
Looking for lost magic
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Jonas Chernick on writing and starring in The End Of Sex
Streaming Spotlight: Toronto triumphs
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Films that took home the coveted audience awards at the festival
Kicking out cliché
by Amber Wilkinson
Juan Pablo González on avoiding stereotypes and building character in Dos Estaciones
From fact to fiction
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Juan Pablo González on moving from documentary work to his first feature and the origins of Dos Estaciones
Flowing between genres
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Elena López Riera on mixing fact and fiction in The Water
'I think I am Bresson school'
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Antonia Campbell-Hughes on her shooting style, masculinity and freedom in her debut It Is In Us All
Stay-at-Home Seven: September 5 to 11
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Films to catch on telly this week
Family connections
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Matthew J Saville on the personal inspiration for Juniper and working with Charlotte Rampling
Eye For Books
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Crazy Old Ladies: The Story Of Hag Horror, The Lost Adventures Of James Bond, and The Frightfest Guide To Vampire Movies
Dream the scene
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Vicky Krieps on Mathieu Amalric and Hold Me Tight
Perfect timing
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Juanjo Giménez on sound design, creating mood and mystery in Out of Sync
The opposite will also be true
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Eva Vitija on Loving Highsmith, Patricia Highsmith and the film adaptations of her work
Digging up the past
by Paul Risker
Ben Parker and Charlotte Vega on the importance of remembering history, and Burial
Stay-at-Home Seven: August 29 to September 4
by Amber Wilkinson
Films to catch on telly this week
Shooting on a shoestring
by Jennie Kermode
Patrick Rea on low budget filmmaking and They Wait In The Dark
Between life and death
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Keishi Kondo on eternity, the loss of boundaries, and New Religion
Down the rabbit hole
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Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead on Something In The Dirt
Laughter in dark places
by Jennie Kermode
Steve Oram talks characters, comedies, science fiction and Cerebrum
Frightfest films you shouldn’t miss
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Highlights of this year’s festival
Cinema with bite
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Nathaniel Thompson discusses The Frightfest Guide To Vampire Movies
Stay-at-Home Seven: August 22 to 28
by Amber Wilkinson
Films to catch on TV this week
Naked Ambition
by Amber Wilkinson
Jackie van Beek, Damon Herriman, Armagan Ballantyne and Julia Davis on Nude Tuesday
To the end of the world
by Jennie Kermode
Ishizuka Atsuko on telling stories through emotion in Goodbye Don Glees!
Enjoying the journey
by Amber Wilkinson
Borja Alcalde talks about the challenges and rewards of his road trip documentary The Sacred Family
A drive for feminism
by Amber Wilkinson
Cat Haigh and Hannah Congdon talk about their Pamir Highway road trip for Women Behind The Wheel
Signals for the wider story
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Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson on James Norton, Gemma Arterton, Larry Smith and Rogue Agent
Reclaiming Welsh horror
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Lee Haven Jones and Annes Elwy on Welsh cinema, folk horror and The Feast
Bathroom buddies
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Rebekah McKendry discusses working with Ryan Kwanten and JK Simmons on Glorious
Stay-at-Home Seven: August 15 to 21
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Films to watch on TV and streaming services this week
Memory Game
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Mathieu Amalric on Claudine Galéa’s play, Vicky Krieps and Hold Me Tight
Going Off The Rails
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Director Peter Day on the challenges and aims of shooting his parkour documentary
This appealing man
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James Norton on costumes, dancing, looking in the mirror and Rogue Agent
EIFF: Choice cuts
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Seven films and some shorts to catch at this year's festival
Getting the bug
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Carter Smith on queering horror in Swallowed
Style that’s forever
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Don Letts on Rebel Dread, The Clash, 99 Records, ESG, Adrian Sherwood and Eighties New York
Acknowledging her anger
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Tara Thorne and Lesley Smith on telling missing stories in Compulsus
Stay-at-Home Seven: August 8 to 15
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Streaming Spotlight: EIFF winners
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Best friends forever?
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The stuff that dreams are made of
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