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The man who prepared for war
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John Skoog on Karl-Göran Persson and Redoubt
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Dean Francis on the secret history of Sydney and Body Blow
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Majid Al Ansari on tradition, bad marital choices and The Vile
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Brooke H Cellars on breaking taboos and The Cramps: A Period Piece
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Neil Marshall on his passion for filmmaking, The Descent and Compulsion
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Rashid Masharawi on the resilience of Palestinian culture and From Ground Zero
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Kabul, Between Prayers director Aboozar Amini on his filmmaking rules and the dance of documentary
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Shô Miyake on adding 'pure cinema' to Tsuge classics in Two Seasons, Two Strangers
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Kim Soo-jin on the power of sound, tenderness and Noise
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Jasmin Gordon on the personal nature of filmmaking, and The Courageous
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Mercedes Bryce Morgan on juggling sympathies in Bone Lake
Teen in a trap
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Paolo Strippoli on his coming-of-age horror The Holy Boy
Child's eye view
by Amber Wilkinson
Nicole and Valentina Bertani on getting down with the kids in Mosquitoes
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Kurtis David Harder on the challenges of sequels and making Influencers
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Todd Wiseman Jr. and Jamad Mays discuss The School Duel
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Keith Boynton on aiming high with The Haunted Forest
Beyond control
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Dakota Gorman on the transformative experience of film and Hellcat
Don't dream it, be it
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Andreas Zerr on making Sane Inside Insanity: The Phenomenon Of Rocky Horror
Through the portal of Hell
by Paul Risker
Matt Harlock on creative strife, Jungian inspiration and Blockhead
Bound by blood
by Jennie Kermode
Erik Bloomquist on cults, film crews, troubled family relationships and Self-Help
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Lulu Adams on filmmaking with her family and Mother Of Flies
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Wind, Talk to Me takes top prize, Winstone on rejection and Dafoe on controversy
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Eric Owen on building a world without heroes for In A Cold Vein
Imagine a world...
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Noémie Merlant and Sanda Codreanu on female friendships, bodies and The Balconettes
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