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Seventh Row Editors / October 12, 2018

Ep. 2: You Were Never Really Here

The second episode of our film podcast is now live! This in-depth conversation about Lynne Ramsay’s You Were Never Really Here is a great complement to our Special Issue on the film.

Elena Lazic / October 6, 2018

Four films from Fantasia Fest 2018

Four short reviews from Fantasia Fest, the biggest genre film festival in North America.

Seventh Row Editors / October 5, 2018

Ep. 1: Leave No Trace

For the first episode of the new Seventh Row podcast, our host and Associate Editor Elena Lazic is joined by Editor-in-Chief Alex Heeney, Associate Editor Orla Smith, and Contributing Editors Gillie Collins and Brett Pardy, for a discussion about Debra Granik’s Leave No Trace.

Alex Heeney / October 4, 2018

Familiar Faces: Ben Foster’s subtle depictions of trauma

Ben Foster has made a career out of portraying complicated men with some relationship to trauma, in as quiet and subtle way as possible. We delve deep into the obscure, the under-rated, and the best work of his career and look at what makes it great.

Thomasin McKenzie, Leave No Trace

Orla Smith / October 3, 2018

Thomasin McKenzie tracks every step toward independence in Leave No Trace

Increment by increment, Thomasin McKenzie tracks Tom’s journey from girl to young woman. This is the seventh piece in our Special Issue on Debra Granik’s Leave No Trace , which is now available as an ebook.


Imogen Thomas, Emu Runner, Rhae-Kye Waites

Gillie Collins / October 2, 2018

Imogen Thomas on Emu Runner: ‘The film willed its way into existence.’

Director Imogen Thomas discusses her feature, Emu Runner, which explores an Aboriginal girl’s (Rhae-Kye Waites) grief — and her community’s resilience — after her mother’s death.

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