by Anne-Katrin Titze
Volker Schlöndorff, director of the Oscar and Palme d’Or winning The Tin Drum (adapted from Günter Grass’s novel Die Blechtrommel) with Anne-Katrin Titze on Jonathan Coe’s research on a Billy Wilder film for Mr. Wilder And Me: “I told him everything I knew about Fedora and the shooting of Fedora in Munich.”
Mining for truth Warwick Thornton on survivors and storytelling in Wolfram
'It's a journey to find himself' Kai Stänicke on construction, identity & memory in Trial Of Hein
Seeking light out of darkness Pauline Loquès on the personal tragedy that inspired her first feature Nino
A 'difficult' director Jon Asp on Swedish film history and making Being Bo Widerberg
Bearing witness Beth de Araújo and Channing Tatum talk about a child's eye view of crime in Josephine
The buzz of a bond Fernando Eimbcke on fun and games in Flies
Stars and stripes flutters over the Césars Carrey, Linklater and Anderson scoop awards in Paris
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