“Living in Iran... you cannot imagine how hard it is,” says Maryam Moghaddam. She is joined in the chat by her creative and life partner Behtash Sanaeeha. Together, they’re behind
When the iconic musician/producer Pharrell Williams came to director Morgan Neville to discuss making a movie about his life, it was never going to be just another documentary. “What he
We look at the career of one of the most successful British film moguls in history, Ted Black. One doesn’t normally encounter the adjective “successful” before the words “film mogul”
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Veteran Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland (Europa Europa, Olivier, Olivier, Mr. Jones) returns with Green Border, one of the most powerful films of the past year. Awarded the Special Jury Prize
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit they deserve. In this installment: screenwriter, novelist and occasional director William Peter Blatty, who did a lot
He may be Aragorn to the masses, but Viggo Mortensen is now shifting to writing and directing, first with the hard-hitting Falling, and now with western The Dead Don't Hurt,
In between working on other people’s projects in storyboarding/pre-viz, and directing outrageously funny festival fave short film SMOKO, director Steve Cooper let us in on the machinations of the animation
One of the most famous women in the world, the public followed former Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson through five stormy marriages, sex tapes, reality shows and a B-list movie career.
Flow is a breath of fresh air. Or, fresh water, in this case. Directed by Latvian filmmaker, Gints Zilbalodis, Flow premiered at Cannes, before winning numerous awards at the prestigious