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Journey's End, Saul Dibb

Alex Heeney / April 15, 2018

Journey’s End is a thoughtful, modern screen adaptation

…other, but in subtle ways, and they’re constantly breaking ‘character’, unleashing their fears, whenever they think no one is looking. [clickToTweet tweet=”‘These men are acting for each other, but in…

Seventh Row Editors / January 19, 2023

Sundance 2023 E1: What to watch at the festival

…other festivals are all returning to in-person only, and more. On the episode 00:00 Introduction 05:31 The accessibility of a virtual Sundance 11:13 The films we’re looking forward to at…

Seventh Row Editors / December 22, 2018

Ep. 6: Free Solo and humans in extremis

…Yosemite’s El Capitain. Read our interview with Honnold. This episode is a Seventh Row members exclusive, as are all episodes older than six months. Click here to become a member….

An image of filmmaker Andrew Haigh against a blue background next to text that bears his name.

On the films of Andrew Haigh

…reading). Get the book on Lean on Pete Here you’ll find an index of all of our articles and podcasts about the films of Andrew Haigh. About Andrew Haigh’s films…

Alex Heeney / October 27, 2018

Frederick Wiseman on Monrovia, Indiana: ‘I learned more about how to make a film by editing myself than any other way.’

…another time. We’re constantly talking to each other. It’s a very effective collaboration. 7R: How does running the sound yourself impact that collaboration? FW: Because I’m picking out what gets…

A woman in a car looks, panicked, behind her shoulder. The car's windscreen is covered in green paint.

Orla Smith / September 15, 2020

TIFF Review: The shallow politics of Michel Franco’s New Order

…wildly inaccurate. By and large, protestors campaign against violence rather than inflicting violence on other people. Franco’s idea of ‘social commentary’ exposes the fact that he hasn’t been paying much…

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