First Person

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First Person

Robert Yeoman on shooting Wes Anderson’s Bottle Rocket

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

The cinematographer recalls how the pair hit it off on the director’s 1996 debut feature.
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First Person

Ai Weiwei on documenting the ‘greatest global crisis since World War Two’

by Stefan Pape

The artist and activist opens up about the profound experience of making his new film Human Flow.
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Film Music

Oneohtrix Point Never discusses his intoxicating Good Time score

by Adam Woodward

Musician Daniel Lopatin on soundtracking the Safdie brothers’ stunning latest.
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First Person

The Safdie brothers’ guide to shooting New York City

by David Jenkins

The Good Time directors reveal the secret to capturing the essence of their home town on screen.
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Interviews

S Craig Zahler: ‘Shooting graphic violence is like setting up a magic trick’

by Adam Woodward

The director of Bone Tomahawk and Brawl in Cell Block 99 on his distinct approach to genre filmmaking.
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First Person

Dissecting Audrey’s Dance with Twin Peaks star Sherilyn Fenn

by Martyn Conterio

The actress reveals how Prince inspired an iconic moment from the recent third season.
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First Person

The Story of a Scene: David Lowery on A Ghost Story

by Manuela Lazic

The writer/director reveals how he convinced Rooney Mara to eat a pie for his haunting drama.
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First Person

The story of Kuso, by Flying Lotus

by Gabriela Helfet

We met the musician-turned-movie director to talk Twitter, George Clinton and his sick cine-opus.
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First Person

Riley Keough on why she loves working on independent movies

by Charles Bramesco

The American star discusses her role in the claustrophobic thriller It Comes at Night.
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First Person

How to measure success in movies, with Lawrence Turman

by David Jenkins

The veteran producer behind The Graduate and The Thing dispenses some sage advice.

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