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Director on political correctness, mentors and a new project.
Reluctant Dustin resists the passing years
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Hoffman, Stiller and Sandler at heart of Baumbach’s family saga.
Östlund’s Monkey business
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The Square director goes animal crackers.
Redgrave confronts refugee crisis
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Veteran actress makes directing debut in Cannes.
Off to see the Wizard
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Cannes star Robin talks equality, Wonder Woman and Trump.
Gathering lavender
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Nicole Garcia on Marion Cotillard, Catherine Leterrier, François Ozon and From The Land Of The Moon
Long and short of Ismael's Ghosts
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Desplechin on choices, Cotillard, Amalric and Gainsbourg.
Here in my car
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Claude Lelouch on La Bonne Année, Un Homme Et Une Femme, Un + Une and Roman De Gare.
It's the real thing
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Caveh Zahedi on The Show About The Show and keeping it real.
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Going beyond
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Bruno Dumont in conversation on language, grace, and going beyond what is expected in his films.
A public image unlimited
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Tabbert Fiiller on Public Image Ltd, the Sex Pistols, and telling John Lydon's story.
In-between spaces
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Andrew Bolton on Rei Kawakubo and Comme Des Garçons: Art Of The In-Between.
Teenage kicks
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Getting physical with language
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Bruno Dumont on comedy, fantasy, miracles and Slack Bay.
Another way of portraying humanity
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Cate Blanchett and Julian Rosefeldt on Manifesto.
Hoffman and Baumbach
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The star and director go head to head.
Work in progress
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Jessica Oreck on timelessness, true stories, and One Man Dies A Million Times.
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Rachel Israel on developing Keep The Change.
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Asking for it
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Maura Axelrod on Maurizio Cattelan: Be Right Back
Walking in his shoes
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Lior Ashkenazi on footwear, friendship and Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer.
In a fix, part 2
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Joseph Cedar on the work of Richard Gere, costumes and cast in Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer.
The violin's story
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Kahane Cooperman on how a Holocaust survivor and a Tinker Bell fan came together in Joe's Violin.
In a fix, part 1
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Joseph Cedar on Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer.
Danièle explores 'the intimacy of men'
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Cézanne Et Moi director on artistic icons, friendship, and her father's hit comedy.
Feeling as others do, part 3
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Terence Davies on A Quiet Passion and what he's working on now.
Voyaging further
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More from Bertrand Tavernier on his Journey Through French Cinema.
Untold stories
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Jon Nguyen on the art of filming David Lynch.
A winning recipe with Courgette
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Claude Barras on Aardman, Oscar nod, and an enduring passion for animation.
The observer
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Claude Lelouch on dreams, entertainment and his remarkable career.
Throwing the stone
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Cristian Mungiu talks Cannes, the UK, and working with wild dogs.
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Ceyda Torun on KEDi and the cats of Istanbul.
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Guillaume Gallienne on acting, art, and Cézanne Et Moi.
A post-impression of life
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Director Danièle Thompson on creating a portrait of a friendship in Cézanne Et Moi.
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William Oldroyd on austerity and colour-blind casting in his debut Lady Macbeth.
Train of thought
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Craig Johnson and Daniel Clowes on tattoos, Wilson, and being the voice of a dog.
Eye Say
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Taking the lead
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A man who speaks his mind
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