Forget Hollywood. AI could trigger a new Renaissance in cinema Co-founder of the Cine International Film Festival, Ben Charles Edwards, on why AI provides exciting opportunities for indie filmmakers Evening Standard · Sep 9
‘I don’t like the term neurodivergence – it sounds like political correctness’: Werner Herzog on fans, fanaticism and baby foxes The Bavarian auteur talks directing Kate and Rooney Mara in Bucking Fastard and his popularity on Instagram The Guardian - UK · Sep 5
‘I told Charlotte Rampling’s agent: I want to see her doing the vacuuming’: François Ozon The French director on how Catherine Deneuve didn’t get what he was doing on 8 Women, his love of Kubrick – and why he won’t work in Hollywood The Guardian - UK · Mar 13, 2025
C’est Pas Moi review – Holy Motors director Leos Carax pays witty homage to himself You might need to be a fan of Carax’s oeuvre to enjoy this act of indulgence but this short autobiography is full of his grandiose whimsy and personal melancholy The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2024
The Lion Has Seven Heads review – a fierce revolutionary leftist bad dream from 1970 With its white-robed preacher striding through Congo-Brazzaville, this denunciation of imperialism from Brazilian director Glauber Rocha is very much of its time The Guardian - UK · Feb 20, 2023
Review: David O. Russell goes to war in 'Amsterdam,' but this historical farce Nether comes together The title of "Amsterdam," the typically busy and discombulating new movie written and directed by David O. Russell, refers to the events of a memorable Dutch idyll in 1918, toward the end of the First World War. For two wounded American servicemen, Burt Berendsen (Christian Bale) and Harold Woodman (John… Los Angeles Times · Oct 5, 2022