I Get Knocked Down: Chumbawamba singer Dunstan Bruce gets up again – SXSW interview
SXSW 2022 interview: With I Get Knocked Down, Chumbawamba singer Dunstan Bruce reflects on the anarchist band’s success and how to find his voice today.
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Our SXSW 2022 Film Festival picks include Slash Back, X, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and more.
Best of 2021: Our favourite movies of the year
From Summer of Love to Benedetta and C’mon C’mon, check out our list of the best movies of 2021.
KNOCKING director Frida Kempff takes us through her riveting new thriller
KNOCKING director Frida Kempff on her riveting new thriller about a young woman beset by terrifying knocking sounds in her apartment.
SHANG-CHI’s Destin Daniel Cretton never wanted to direct an MCU movie – here’s why he changed his mind
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings director Destin Daniel Cretton explains how Ryan Coogler helped him with his decision.
Neill Blomkamp on Demonic, his surprise new horror film shot during lockdown
The District 9 director takes his first stab at horror with Demonic, out now on VOD and in select theatres.
With Hellbender, the Adams Family casts their most potent spell yet
The filmmaking family unit returns with a gripping coming-of-age folk-horror tale.
IN THE EARTH writer-director Ben Wheatley on his secret pandemic horror film and THE MEG 2
We speak with IN THE EARTH writer-director Ben Wheatley about shooting the film in the midst of the pandemic, and what to expect from THE MEG 2!
Like a House on Fire: Montreal filmmaker Jesse Noah Klein on his moving new drama starring Veep’s Sarah Sutherland
Montreal filmmaker Jesse Noah Klein on his new film LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE, a moving drama starring Sarah Sutherland, Hubert Lenoir, and Jared Abrahamson.
VIOLATION filmmaking duo Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli break down their “anti-revenge” feature debut
Madeleine Sims-Fewer in Violation. After making the festival rounds since last fall, Violation, the uncompromisingly visceral and strikingly beautiful twist on the [Read more...]