Undertow: Miranda Nation and Laura Gordon
Writer/Director Miranda Nation and star Laura Gordon open up about the new Australian film, Undertow.
(Mostly) Women in Berlin
We check out Never Rarely Sometimes Always and The Roads Not Taken at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Guillaume Canet’s Belle Epoque
The actor/director is in a very good place in his life, about to embark on his most ambitious film yet, and with three films playing at the 2020 Alliance Francais French Film Festival.
Sharon Horgan: Scared of Singing
Establishing a reputation as a gifted writer/actor with TV shows Pulling and Catastrophe, Horgan is now acting in other people’s films, with the latest the crowd-pleasing Military Wives.
Edward Norton: Making Motherless Brooklyn Relevant Again
The actor finally follows up his directing debut with the adaptation of the Jonathan Lethem novel, which he optioned 20 years ago.
Jack O’Connell: Spying on Seberg
The English actor portrays a conflicted FBI agent spying on Jean Seberg in Benedict Andrews’ Seberg.
Helena Carter: An Appreciation
Stephen Vagg explores the little-known actress whose story turns out to be a cautionary tale of the Golden Era of Hollywood.
Featurette: Honey Boy – Turning Shia LaBeouf’s Life into Art
Ahead of the cinema release of the highly anticipated feature film, check out director Alma Har'el and writer/star Shia LaBeouf discuss how they managed to turn LaBeouf's memories of his own childhood into one of the most acclaimed films of the year.
Opinion: Hollywood…Lots Of Activism, Not Much Actual Acting On Anything
Many of Hollywood’s big names like to talk about making change, but not many of them actually do much about it.
Why Stars Stop Being Stars: George Raft
The third in Stephen Vagg’s series of movie star cold streaks looks at the career of George Raft.
