Skin deep
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Jonathan Glazer and Jim Wilson on insects, seal maidens, costume design and what lies Under The Skin.
Horsing around
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Benedikt Erlingsson on touring Of Horses And Men, his plans for the future and killing the movie star.
Keeping it real
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Azazel Jacobs on mixing the comedic and dramatic in Doll & Em.
High school hijinks
by
Jennie Kermode
Darren Stein and Michael J Willett on the making of G.B.F.
Forest of memory
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Jessica Oreck in conversation on The Vanquishing Of The Witch Baba Yaga
Life and movement
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Jasmine Trinca on the physicality of her role in Honey and roles for women in Italian cinema.
Rich and strange
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
MoMA's Jytte Jensen picks some of her favourites from the New Directors/New Films line-up.
Fresh visions
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Marian Masone talks about this year's New Directors/New Films selection.
Fusion cinema
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Rebecca Zlotowski on music, love and going nuclear in Grand Central.
Neighbourhood of dreams
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Axelle Ropert on the setting and fairy tale aspects in Miss And The Doctors.
Film perspectives
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
On International Women's Day, female filmmakers discuss the role of women in film.
Caught in Annette
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Annette Bening, Arie Posin, Ed Harris and Annette Insdorf discuss The Face Of Love.
A taste of Honey
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Valeria Golino on her award-winning film, breaking boundaries, the meaning of rabbits and more.
French fancies
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
We look forward to what's coming up at New York's Rendez-Vous with French Cinema.
Frights and delights
by
Jennie Kermode
GFF diary days 9, 10 & 11: Thomas Imbach, Paul Brannigan, politics, punk, horror and Hollywood.
About face
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Director Jason Cohen on his Oscar-nominated short, Facing Fear.
Approaching Zero
by
Jennie Kermode
GFF diary days 7 & 8: Terry Gilliam, David Graham Scott, Roger Christian and the return of Goblin.
Back to the Bronx
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Robert De Niro looks back at A Bronx Tale, 20 years on.
Stars come out
by
Jennie Kermode
GFF diary days 3 & 4: Lady Grinning Soul, Richard Dreyfus, Jack O'Connell, Richard Ayoarde, orgasmic dining and a hexagonal death match.
A grand old time
by
Jennie Kermode
GFF diary days 1&2: youth, shorts, the opening night, Jessica Oreck and a dinner you can't refuse.
Woman behind the Name
by
Richard Mowe
Agnès b on fashion, friendship and her first feature My Name Is Hmmm...
It's a scream
by
Jennie Kermode
Blair Erickson on Banshee Chapter.
After Jimmy
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Kent Jones on The Last of the Unjust, Kubrick, Spielberg, and Arnaud Desplechin.
Looking for Jimmy
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Kent Jones on adapting Jimmy P: Psychotherapy Of A Plains Indian.
Long live the Queen
by
Jennie Kermode
Camille Rutherford on her starring role as Mary, Queen of Scots.
Danger man
by
Amber Wilkinson
Denis Côté on ambiguity, surprise and risk-taking in Vic + Flo Saw A Bear.
A stitch in time
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe talks about Sewing Hope and working with Forest Whitaker.
Teenage kicks
by
Amber Wilkinson
Matt Wolf and Jon Savage talk about their documentary on the emergence of youth culture.
Generation War in conflict
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
Andrew Nagorski, Oliver Mahrdt, Ingrid Scheib-Rothbart, Atina Grossmann and Ryszard Horowitz dissect Philipp Kadelbach's new film.
Sundance: Episode Two
by
Amber Wilkinson
Mental health issues in Infinitely Polar Bear, Frank and The Voices
Visiting time
by
Anne-Katrin Titze
In conversation with Godfrey Reggio and Jon Kane.
An orgy of interviews
by
Richard Mowe
Audrey Tautou, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Eric Cantona and more at the Rendez-vous With French Cinema in Paris.
Sundance 2014
by
Amber Wilkinson
Films to look out for at this year's festival
Slamdance at 20 - part two
by
Amber Wilkinson
Festival president Peter Baxter on programming, collaboration and the future of the festival.
Slamdance at 20 - part one
by
Amber Wilkinson
President and co-founder Peter Baxter on the origins and founding ethos of the indie festival.
