Renny Harlin is back in Malta, some thirty years since he was last here, overseeing the box office disaster that was Cutthroat Island. Starring his then-wife Geena Davis, this pre-Pirates
“I’m a genre guy: action, sci-fi, thriller, horror,” says Derek Kolstad, as he sits down in the plush Phoenicia Hotel in Valletta for a chat with FilmInk. Succinctly put, you
Paolo Sorrentino has long been fascinated by power in his movies. From chronicling former Italian PM, Giulio Andreotti, in 2008’s Il Divo to the world of PM Silvio Silvio Berlusconi
In the 1990s, dictator Saddam Hussein ruled Iraq with an iron fist, living in luxury while his citizens struggled to meet every-day needs. At the beginning of the decade, the
Charlie Polinger’s crafty directorial debut The Plague started from a deeply personal place. “I went to my parents’ house and I was cleaning out my childhood room,” he tells us
“I would say that I’m a decent human being with a decent amount of nightmares,” says Julia Ducournau, the French director behind cannibal drama Raw and the Cannes-winning scabrous slice
On February 3rd, in a darkened hangar at Santa Monica Airport, dozens of journalists and influencers gathered for the very first Apple TV press day.
“I think I have a very loose relationship with accuracy!” laughs Fiona Crombie, the Australian production designer whose new project Hamnet is gaining huge attention in the awards season. Adapted
Emmanuel Courcol is feeling vexed. The French writer-director has spent years working on My Brother’s Band, his new film set in the world of conducting. “Now there are so many
You wouldn’t know it, watching his joyously bonkers new movie Bugonia, but Yorgos Lanthimos is tired. His latest “comes at a point where I’ve made a lot of films, and