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William Tyler, William Tyler First Cow

Alex Heeney / July 25, 2020

William Tyler on how improvisation led to the First Cow score – an ebook preview

First-time film composer William Tyler deconstructs the instruments and methods used to create First Cow’s gorgeous score.

Leslie Shatz, Kelly Reichardt, Kelly Reichardt sound design, Kelly Reichardt sound

Alex Heeney / July 25, 2020

Sound designer Leslie Shatz on Kelly Reichardt, town sounds, and misbehaving dogs – an ebook preview

Shatz chats about his collaboration with Kelly Reichardt and how they avoid making the “feel good movie of the year.”

Alex Heeney / July 3, 2020

Miss Juneteenth is a showcase for Nicole Beharie

Nicole Beharie is so good as a mother struggling to secure her daughter’s future that you can forgive Miss Juneteenth for its clunkiness and predictability. Nicole Beharie is so good as a young mother trying so hard to make a better life for her daughter that you can forgive Miss Juneteenth for its clunkiness and […]

Alex Heeney / June 27, 2020

Celebrate Pride with the French miniseries Proud

France’s compelling 2018 miniseries, Proud, about the evolution of gay rights told through a family drama is now screening in virtual cinemas in Canada and the US.

Alex Heeney / June 26, 2020

What to see at the 2020 Frameline Film Festival

San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ Frameline Film Festival goes online this weekend for the 2020 online showcase, with highlights including Ema, Summerland, and Stage Mother.

Alex Heeney / April 28, 2020

Jeff Barnaby on Blood Quantum and colonialist zombies

In our interview with Jeff Barnaby, he discusses his zombie film about colonialism, Blood Quantum, telling Indigenous stories through genre, and working as his own editor and composer

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