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South African auteur Oliver Hermanus on his 1981-set film, Moffie, about how the army indoctrinated conscripted boys with white supremacy and homophobia. Moffie …
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Kateryna Gornostai discusses making her ensemble coming-of-age film, Stop-Zemlia, where everything for the characters is happening for the first time. Read …
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Screenwriter-actress Kelly McCormack on her new film, Sugar Daddy, tearing down the male gaze, and redefining femininity. The film is now available on VOD in …
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Swedish director Amanda Adolfsson discusses her new film, Nelly Rapp: Monster Agent, working with child actors, balancing horror and comedy, and making family …
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Maxine Peake leads Thomas Clay's refreshing genre film, Fanny Lye Deliver'd (The Delivered in the US), about a woman's emancipation. We named Fanny Lye …
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Riz Ahmed's Oscar-nominated performance in Sound of Metal, as a heavy metal drummer going deaf, is a tour de force. From Shakespeare to noir, surfer dude …
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