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Alex Heeney / June 16, 2025

Interview: Warwick Thornton on The New Boy

…Eileen (Cate Blanchett), a warm and loving presence. Helped by an Indigenous nun, whom the boys lovingly call Sister Mum (Deborah Mailman), and an Indigenous farmhand, George (Wayne Blair), it’s…

Ruben Östlund, The Square, Claes Bang

Elena Lazic / October 25, 2017

Ruben Östlund: ‘It’s more interesting to have someone do something stupid or amoral out of pure candour or naivety’

…I was making a film called Play that was about really young boys robbing other young boys in the city where I lived. These robberies were kind of special because…

A headshot of filmmaker Ferit Karahan in front of a blue-tinged still from his film, Brother's Keeper. The text on the image reads, 'Interview'.

Lindsay Pugh / June 28, 2021

Ferit Karahan revisited his time at a Turkish boarding school for the chilling Brother’s Keeper

…help you do just that. → Send me the guide In Brother’s Keeper, eleven-year-old Kurdish boys are treated more like prisoners than students at an Eastern Anatolian boarding school. They’re…

Alex Heeney / June 4, 2025

InsideOut Reviews: Sandbag Dam, The Nature of Invisible Things

…Film at InsideOut, Young Hearts, was another standout film that also hailed from the Generation program. It was about two fourteen-year-old boys and their burgeoning sexual identities, set in a…

Geraldine Viswanathan, Hala

Orla Smith / January 11, 2020

Bright Young Things: Geraldine Viswanathan’s intelligent young women

…plays Becky, a kind of straight-man teenage girl whose comedic force derives from clever digs and sarcastic comebacks. In her first scene, when Becky crashes her brother’s all-boys camping trip,…

Riot Club

Alex Heeney / September 19, 2014

Best of TIFF14: Lone Scherfig’s The Riot Club explores the darker side of privilege

…a hotel before sleeping with his barely consenting step-sister. Like Chuck Bass, these boys were raised in the lap of luxury and privilege. As they say in Britain, they’re posh,…

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