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Wong Chun's Mad World depicts the harrowing consequences of stigmas about mental illness but fails to engage with the reality of mental illness in favour of an …
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Director Kasper Collin on creating a duet between Lee Morgan's trumpet and his wife Helen Morgan's voice in his new documentary I Called Him Morgan. …
Maggie's Plan writer-director Rebecca Miller discusses creating a modern take on A Midsummer Night's Dream, finding a frothy tone, fitting her script to the …
Yorgos Lanthimos discusses his approach to shooting The Lobster, designing the sound, and blocking the action. Actress Ariane Labed explains how she prepared …
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Although Love & Friendship benefits from Austen’s sharp satire and clever observations, this is still very much a Stillman film, reveling in the humour of …
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Writer-director Matthew Ross discusses his first feature, Frank & Lola, a low-budget film with big name stars. At heart, it's a love story but skips …
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