by Courtesy of Cannes Directors' Fortnight
Ana (Luna Pamiés) and José (Alberto Olmo) in The Water. Elena López Riera: 'I just spent time with them as in a documentary, really, I was observing them. We just hung out together... we danced a lot, we ate together, we played and then we created because there's something that you cannot create just by writing the best script in the world'
Capturing the poetry Walter Thompson-Hernandez on democratised filmmaking and making Kites
The idea of the times Wilhelm Sasnal on costumes, food, and paintings as props in The Assistant
Without words Elín Hall on the stripped down dialogue of When The Light Breaks
Mum's the word for Camille Cottin Call My Agent star on life-work balance, kids and Out Of Love
Ancient heritage, new materialities Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian on alien aesthetics, music and Doppelgängers
Locarno reveals line-up Radu Jude's Dracula and Ben Rivers' latest among world premieres
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