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Ciro Guerra, Birds of Passage

Elena Lazic / February 25, 2019

Birds of Passage co-director Ciro Guerra on genre, tragedy, and hope

…happened to us in our country. This battle is still going on in Colombia, because the country lived for a long time in a very naive state, completely outside of…

Stratford Ideal Husband

Alex Heeney / August 20, 2018

Stratford’s An Ideal Husband is timeless in the worst sense of the word

…diverse production of An Ideal Husband, Sir Robert Chiltern’s whiteness seems like a statement: who else could get away scot-free with selling state secrets as a young man to fund…

Seventh Row Editors / July 16, 2018

Feminist Horror Special Issue: pitch us!

…that mission statement. Although several of the films we have written about in the past few years contain genre elements and play with horror tropes — Joachim Trier’s Thelma and…

Alex Heeney / January 17, 2017

Québecois writer-director Anne Émond talks Nelly

…Nelly Arcand (Mylène MacKay), Nelly is a gorgeous, tactile, stylized film about a woman who was in a constant state of performance, obsessed with how people saw her. She started…

Wendy and Lucy, Lean on Pete, Kelly Reichardt, Andrew Haigh, Modern westerns

Orla Smith / April 8, 2020

Modern westerns: Andrew Haigh and Kelly Reichardt are deromanticizing the west

…These were often stories of masculine white male cowboys traversing the sprawling American west on horseback, the fates of lowly villagers and vulnerable women in their hands. Andrew Haigh and…

Jonathan Alberts, Editor, Lean on Pete

Alex Heeney / April 21, 2018

Interview: ‘Cutting to amplify emotion’ in Lean on Pete

Editor Jonathan Alberts discusses the long, painstaking editing process on Lean on Pete, from screening dailies on location, to creating a sound temp track, finding the best takes, choosing minimal…

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