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Alex Heeney / June 5, 2017

Doubles and disguises reign in Desdemona Chiang’s excellent As You Like It at CalShakes

Desdemona Chiang’s As You Like It at CalShakes is an inventive modern dress production emphasizing doubles, disguises, and the performance of love.

ABACUS: Small Enough to Jail, Steve James

Alex Heeney / June 2, 2017

Steve James talks ABACUS: Small Enough to Jail

In this excerpt from the ebook In Their Own Words: Documentary Masters Vol. 1, Steve James discusses the making of his documentary ABACUS: Small Enough to Jail. To read the full interview, purchase a copy of the ebook here. Steve James’ new documentary, ABACUS: Small Enough to Jail is a wonderful little treasure. On one […]

Cristian Mungiu, Graduation

Alex Heeney / June 1, 2017

Interview: Director Cristian Mungiu on the sound design of Graduation

Director Cristian Mungiu discusses his approach to sound and framing in his new film, Graduation, which won Best Director at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.

Amanda Kernell, Sami Blood

Alex Heeney / May 31, 2017

Writer-director Amanda Kernell talks Sami Blood

Amanda Kernell discusses her exquisite feature debut, “a coming-of-age story, with joik and blood, about a girl with a knife,” and how it illuminates South Sami history.

Female directors TIFF, Sami Blood

Alex Heeney / May 31, 2017

Review: In Sami Blood, an Indigenous Swedish girl is caught between two worlds

Amanda Kernell’s Sami Blood is an astonishingly accomplished and movie feature debut, which follows an Indigenous Swedish girl caught between two worlds. Read our interview with writer-director Amanda Kernell. Read our review of Kernell’s second feature, Charter.

Elena Lazic's Cannes 2017 Diary, Cannes 2017

Elena Lazic / May 31, 2017

Elena Lazic’s Cannes 2017 Diary: tweets and more

My Cannes 2017 diary: Twitter reactions, reviews, and interviews about the films I saw in Cannes, covering the festival for @SeventhRow. I did not tweet about every single film I saw, but about the most interesting ones, so maybe that’s for the best. Occasional appearances from @ManiLazic.

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