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…own words: Fiction directors Robin Campillo BPM (Beats Per Minute) Director – Narrative 2017 Hélène Cattet Let the Corpses Tan Director – Narrative 2017 Jakob Cedergren The Guilty Actor 2018…

Still from Marcela Said's Los Perros

Elena Lazic / May 25, 2017

Review: In Marcela Said’s Los Perros, the personal is political

…AIDS crisis in 120 BPM; from protesting the Vietnam war in Le Redoutable to unveiling the hypocrisy of the rich in The Square, the competition line-up alone is proving to…

God's Own Country, Alec Secareanu

Alex Heeney / October 30, 2017

Review: God’s Own Country is a swoon-worthy romance

…and Thelma (both of which we dedicated a Special Issue to) to Beach Rats and BPM. It’s also one of several impressive directorial debuts from last year, among the ranks…

Mathieu Almaric, Arnaud Desplechin, Marion Cotillard, Ismael's Ghosts

Elena Lazic / March 21, 2018

Arnaud Desplechin: ‘Each character must have a mystery’

…feeling. It’s a very sensual, exciting feeling, making films. We’ve interviewed several actor-director pairs about their collaboration: Robin Campillo and his stars for BPM and Yorgos Lanthimos and Ariane Labed…

Amma Asante, Where Hands Touch

Orla Smith / September 19, 2018

Amma Asante: ‘These black children were walking a strange tightrope’

…of often unsung marginalised people. Sophie and the Rising Sun is another story of an interracial relationship, this time in 1941 South Carolina. BPM chronicled the work of the French…

Paddy Breathnach, Rosie

Orla Smith / September 21, 2018

Interview: One woman’s experience of the Dublin housing crisis in Rosie

…Daniel Blake is depicted as the Deserving Poor. We’ve covered other films that successfully tackle political issues by staying character-focused: BPM follows the lives of AIDS activists who were part…

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