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Grief

Elena Lazic / January 5, 2019

Orlando von Einsiedel discusses his documentary Evelyn

One of the most eye-opening and subtle films about grief and suicide, the moving documentary sees the director Orlando von Einsiedel and his family talk about …

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Imogen Thomas, Emu Runner, Rhae-Kye Waites

Gillie Collins / October 2, 2018

Imogen Thomas on Emu Runner: ‘The film willed its way into existence.’

Director Imogen Thomas discusses her feature, Emu Runner, which explores an Aboriginal girl’s (Rhae-Kye Waites) grief — and her community’s resilience — …

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Supa Modo

Elena Lazic / June 20, 2018

Review: Supa Modo is the superhero we need

Premiering in the Generation section at the Berlinale, the Kenyan film Supa Modo from Likarion Wainaina was one of the very best at the festival, and deserves …

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Elena Lazic / April 12, 2018

Ramsay’s characters escape trauma through sensations

Lynne Ramsay’s features centre on characters dealing with trauma by losing themselves in sensations, not language. This is an excerpt from our …

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Summer 1993, Laia Artigas, Carla Simón

Orla Smith / November 9, 2017

Summer 1993 captures how children process grief

Carla Simón's outstanding debut feature, Summer 1993, chosen as Spain’s 2018 Foreign Language Oscar submission, explores the contradictory ways in which …

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The Seen and Unseen, Kamila Andini

Elena Lazic / September 22, 2017

‘In my country, realism is surrealism!’: Kamila Andini on her dreamlike film The Seen and Unseen

Indonesian director Kamila Andini discusses her abstract and fantastic sophomore feature The Seen and Unseen, holism, and the thrill of the unknown. …

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