In the beginning
by Paul Risker
Kelsey Taylor and Adam Lee on shame, Red Riding Hood and To Kill A Wolf
Behind the camera
by Paul Risker
Ellen Kuras on telling women's stories and working with Kate Winslet on Lee
Masters of survival
by Paul Risker
Mika Gustafson and Alexander Öhrstrand on pursuing emotional truth in Paradise Is Burning
The storyteller
by Paul Risker
Ali Kalthami on the birth of Saudi Arabian cinema, and Night Courier
An assault on the senses
by Jennie Kermode and Paul Risker
JT Mollner and Giovanni Ribisi on colour, chemistry and creativity in Strange Darling
True to herself
by Paul Risker
Joanne Mitchell on damaged people and Broken Bird
Don't be square
by Paul Risker
Vincenzo Natali on the need for weirdness in cinema, and Cube
A brutal descent
by Paul Risker
Iain Glen and Julien Hayet-Kerknawi on war, personal relationships and The Last Front
Monster and metaphor
by Paul Risker
Alexander J Farrell and Greer Ellison on the layers of meaning in The Beast Within
Her own anchor
by Paul Risker
Haley Bennett and Thomas Napper on Widow Clicquot
Embracing ambiguity
by Paul Risker
Christopher Murray on uncertainty, the potential of cinema, and Sorcery
Audacious filmmaking
by Paul Risker
David Hinton on Made In England: The Films Of Powell And Pressburger
The full picture
by Paul Risker
DW Young on exploring the work of James Hamilton in Uncropped
Light and magic
by Paul Risker
Hélène Louvart on the challenges of photographing Nezouh
Bad influence
by Paul Risker
Natasha Henstridge on Cinderella's Revenge
All aboard
by Paul Risker
Nicolas Philibert on the art of documentary, psychiatry and On The Adamant
Sculpting a story
by Paul Risker
Jianjie Lin on working layer by layer on Brief History Of A Family
An extreme life
by Paul Risker
Lucy Lawless on telling the story of Margaret Moth in Never Look Away
Breaking free
by Paul Risker
Zeno Graton on youth detention, love without shame, and The Lost Boys
Off the rails
by Paul Risker
Jeong Yong-ki on divergent horror traditions and The Ghost Station
Something in the light
by Paul Risker
Mark Jenkin on the cinematic form, the boundaries of horror, and Enys Men
Imperfect love
by Paul Risker
Marvin Samel on artistic collaboration, family turmoil and iMordecai
A little poison
by Paul Risker
Kit Zauhar on unlikeable characters, white masculinity and This Closeness
Real obsession
by Paul Risker
Dillon Tucker on obsessive compulsive disorder and Pure O
Digging up the past
by Paul Risker
Ben Parker and Charlotte Vega on the importance of remembering history, and Burial
Getting the bug
by Paul Risker
Carter Smith on queering horror in Swallowed
Variations on a theme
by Paul Risker
Kevin Kopacka on connecting with the subconscious in Dawn Breaks Behind The Eyes
Breaking the rules
by Paul Risker
Alessandro Celli on reinventing the Italian crime genre in Mondocane
Summer's child
by Paul Risker
Colm Bairéad on bringing The Quiet Girl to the screen
The trojan horse
by Paul Risker
Franka Potente on making her directorial début with Home
Working girls
by Paul Risker
Henrika Kull on sex work, feminism and Bliss
Finding freedom
by Paul Risker
Laurent Micheli on getting beyond victim stereotypes in Lola And The Sea
Walking the line
by Paul Risker
James Ashcroft on character ambiguities and Coming Home In The Dark
Rediscovering Spain
by Paul Risker
Susan Stern on her personal documentary about her husband's life and work
The X factor
by Paul Risker
Stephen Kijak on his career and rockumentary We Are X.
Magnetism of Magnus
by Paul Risker
Benjamin Ree on the challenges and rewards of his chess documentary.
Natural connection
by Paul Risker
Stuart A Staples and David Reeve on reinterpreting the work of F Percy Smith.
