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Interviews

Interviews

John Gallagher Jr: ‘There’s an obligation to tell these stories’

by Hannah Strong

The US film and television actor discusses playing a conversion therapy pastor in Desiree Akhavan’s The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
Interviews

Brett Haley: ‘I do like The Backstreet Boys, I wanna put that on record’

by Hannah Strong

The director of Sundance hit Hearts Beat Loud talks about his favourite bands, Stephen Sondheim, and provides an impassioned defence of compilation soundtracks.
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Lauren Greenfield: ‘Authentic culture is being destroyed by capitalism’

by Thomas Curry

The award-winning documentary filmmaker discusses her latest chronicle of capitalist America, Generation Wealth.
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Debra Granik: ‘This film is about the difference between want and need’

by David Jenkins

The director of Leave No Trace talks about the possibility of a total disconnect from the system.
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Sara Driver: ‘You dream a film before you make it’

by David Jenkins

The New York artist-filmmaker discusses her intimate new profile of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Hal Hartley: ‘I try to juxtapose the male gaze with female independence’

by Matt Thrift

The prolific independent filmmaker reflects on his career ahead of Henry Fool’s 20th anniversary.
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Toni Collette: ‘This film tackles the idea that it’s taboo to talk about grief’

by Hannah Strong

The star of Ari Aster’s Hereditary talks grief, audiobooks and why we should all go to the cinema more often.
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‘It changed the whole look of American film’ – Remembering Midnight Cowboy

by Hannah Strong

Adam Holender and Michael Childers reflect on the making of this iconic New York movie.
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Lucrecia Martel: ‘History is more arbitrary than science fiction’

by Matt Thrift

It took the best part of a decade to bring Zama to the big screen. Its writer/​director tells us about her epic journey.
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Andrew Niccol: ‘There was no war for our privacy, we gave ourselves away’

by Lou Thomas

The writer/​director of Gattaca and Anon offers his thoughts on the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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