Seeing Things Differently
by Jennie Kermode
The controversy over Blindness and what it tells us about blind people and the film industry.
Boll's Sabotage
by Andrew Robertson
In part two of our exclusive interview, the director talks about his upcoming projects.
Uwe Boll goes Postal
by Andrew Robertson
The controversial director talks about his return to comedy and the absurdity of war in the first part of our exclusive interview.
Eric Bergkraut on Letter To Anna
by Val Kermode
The Swiss director talks about his daring documentary.
Naomi Wolf on The End Of America
by Val Kermode
The acclaimed author of The Beauty Myth discusses her new book and the documentary based on it.
Back from the dead
by Anton Bitel
After a lacklustre horror showing at festivals in the first half of 2008, the FrightFest all-nighter proves there's life in the corpses yet.
The beauty of Maleficent
by Amber Wilkinson
We talk to Disney animator Burny Mattinson about the creation of the classic villain in Sleeping Beauty.
London Film Festival: Episode Two
by Paul Griffiths
Film is all about a point of view...
All fired up
by Amber Wilkinson
Director Sharon Maguire on the impact of terrorism in the modern world - envisioned in her latest film Incendiary.
London Film Festival: Episode One
by Darren Amner
Soaking up the best of British.
Into Africa
by Amber Wilkinson
AiM Festival showcases more than 40 films from across the continent.
Ten of the best
by Amber Wilkinson
Films to look out for at London Film Festival
Revolutionary life
by Amber Wilkinson
Director Steven Soderbergh on making his two-part epic about Che Guevara.
A Flick of independence
by Paul Griffiths
David Howard and Faye Dunaway talk about making British horror on a shoestring budget.
City of memories
by Amber Wilkinson
Director Jia Zhang-Ke talks about the inspiration behind his fact meets fiction look at the lives of factory workers.
Master Carpenter
by Tony Sullivan
As a new box set of John Carpenter's work is released on DVD, we take a midnight stroll through his back catalogue.
Good Dick
by Chris, and Amber Wilkinson
Marianna Palka and Jason Ritter talk about the inspiration for their film.
Brideshead Revisited
by Anton Bitel
The cast of Julian Jarrold's new film talk about their roles.
Cambridge Film Festival Diary
by Adam Micklethwaite
The Black Balloon triumphs!
In Search of a Cinematic Experience
by Darren Amner
Our Cambridge newbies deliver their verdicts!
Appetites of Hunger
by Amber Wilkinson
Director Steve McQueen talks about what drove him to make his Camera d'Or winning film about Bobby Sands' hunger strike.
Paul Newman R.I.P.
by Jennie Kermode
The Oscar-winning actor dies aged 83.
A bootlegger speaks
by Jennie Kermode
Tom Wilton on the creation of the Bootleg Film Festival.
Joanna Hogg talks Unrelated
by Amber Wilkinson
The accomplished director discusses her feature film debut.
Favourite places: Sheffield Showroom
by Val Kermode
The first in a series about favourite cinemas around the UK
Free and independent
by Amber Wilkinson
Bootleg Film Festival shows indie films for nothing - we find out what its all about.
Want to do the Raindance?
by Amber Wilkinson
We take a look at this year's programmes and pick our five films to watch for.
Scarily familiar
by Anton Bitel
Although some of the films at <a href="/festivals/frightfest">FrightFest</a> had a cutting edge, many offered variations on older movies - we examine the killers and the copycats in our postmortem.
Sparkling Perry
by Amber Wilkinson
In our exclusive interview Brit acting stalwart Perry Benson talks about his contrasting roles in Somers Town and Mum & Dad.
Jaume Balagueró on REC
by Rory Ford
The Spanish director discusses his horror hit.
Troma Time
by Daniel Hooper
Maverick B-movie filmmaker Lloyd Kaufman talks about his latest film, Poultrygeist, and his mission with Troma films.
Jose Padhila on Elite Squad
by Amber Wilkinson
The Brazilian director talks about violence, drugs, politics, and how he risked his life to make his award-winning film.
The kids are all right
by Amber Wilkinson
At least they will be, if you take them to the Family Friendly Film Festival in Manchester this August.
Sachs of talent
by Amber Wilkinson
The director of Married Life talks about his latest film and his inspirations in our exclusive interview.
The truth is out there
by Andrew Robertson
As the latest X-Files film hits the big screen, we examine conspiracy theories in the movies.
A new look at cinema
by Jennie Kermode
Author Patricia MacCormack discusses her latest work on film theory.
Truth a casulty of war?
by Amber Wilkinson
Brian De Palma questions the reporting of the Iraq conflict and talks about the inspiration to make Redacted.
Metal tricky
by Katy Carter
Andrew Stanton, Sigourney Weaver, Ben Burtt and Jim Morris talk about breathing life into WALL·E.
Giving British films some Punch
by Amber Wilkinson
Donkey Punch director Olly Blackburn and cast Jaime Winstone, Sian Breckin and Nichola Burley talk about the film.
Keep an Eye on what we're up to
by Scott Macdonald
How to keep up to date with Eye For Film's RSS Feed
Hot city frights
by Anton Bitel
A look forward to Film4 FrightFest this August Bank Holiday.
The visitors
by Amber Wilkinson
Tom McCarthy, Hiam Abbass and Richard Jenkins talk about their latest film while in town for the EIFF.
Blazing a trail
by Scott Macdonald
Meet the hottest new talent at the EIFF.
Creature feature
by Amber Wilkinson
Legendary animator Ray Harryhausen talks about his life and work.
A complete history of Chris Waitt
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Chris Waitt on <a class="banner_lnk_red" href="http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/reviews.php?film_id=13236">A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures</a>.
EIFF 2008 Awards Announced
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The prizewinners gather in Edinburgh to celebrate.
EIFF diary episode five
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More of the <a href="http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/review/three-miles-north-of-molkom-film-review-by-amber-wilkinson">Three Miles North of Molkom</a> team and some One Minute Wonders.
EIFF diary episode four
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We catch up with <a class="banner_lnk_red" href="http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/reviews.php?film_id=13454">Elite Squad</a> director Jose Padhila and the great Ray Harryhausen as the festival action continues.
EIFF diary episode three
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Ira Sachs, Alex Orr, Jin Guang-hao, Stuart Condy, and a mysterious igloo...
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The acclaimed director discusses his latest work.
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