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Search Results for: boys state

An image of filmmaker Mike Leigh against a green background next to text that bears his name.

Mike Leigh: an in-depth introduction

…of department rarely get to collaborate so closely with the actors. But they often state that they would like to. Tight production schedules and busy actors do not always leave…

Alex Heeney / September 1, 2020

Michael Venus and Gro Swantje Kohlhof on German horror and Sleep

…the film, your character is asleep, but ends up also present in a kind of fugue state in another location at the same time. How did you think about physicalizing…

A still from Tito next to a headshot of actress-director Grace Glowicki out of character. The text on the image reads, 'Interview'.

Lindsay Pugh / May 10, 2021

Grace Glowicki on the strange experiments of her directorial debut, Tito

…state. In one scene, a starving Tito summons the courage for grocery shopping but has a panic attack before he can buy everything that he needs. The entire scene in…

Seventh Row Editors / August 17, 2021

Beyond talking heads: The films that expanded our understanding of ‘documentary’

…State features on our creative nonfiction survey. My love for documentaries just started blooming a couple of years ago, so most of the films in this list are quite recent….

A still from Ahed's Knee in which Y, a middle aged man, holds Yahalom's hand, a young woman in a dress, as they walk up a hill. The text on the images reads, 'TIFF Review'.

Orla Smith / September 24, 2021

Ahed’s Knee review: A filmmaker fights personal and political battles

…Israel, it’s a film haunted by the genocide of Palestinians, the oppressive Israeli state, and climate change, all filtered through a protagonist who feels the weight of the world’s problems…

A collage of stills from the best films of Sundance 2022, against a bright blue background, and a grayscale pattern from the official Sundance 2022 logo.

Seventh Row Editors / January 31, 2022

The best films of Sundance 2022

…of Sundance 2022. Filling the fest’s annual slot for a doc about Israeli-Palestinian relations, Tantura is actually a wonderful film about state-sponsored cultural amnesia and how we deal (or don’t)…

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