MIA BAYS: ON A MISSION
The hugely successful New York Writers Lab, supported by Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman and Meryl Streep, is coming to the UK. The Writers...
Miriam Bale: Indie Memphis 2020
This year Indie Memphis Film Festival held a combination of virtual and outdoor screenings meaning we got to view most of the film...
Natalie Erika James: Processing Horror
Natalie Erika James haunting debut feature Relic begins in the best way a film can; flashing Christmas lights à la Morvern Callar (2002)...
Lucy Brydon: Primed for a Challenge
Writer and director Lucy Brydon's striking debut feature Body of Water explores the nature of an eating disorder, and its treatment,...
Ani Simon-Kennedy: In for the Long Haul
Ani Simon-Kennedy's latest feature The Short History of the Long Road is a coming of age tale set on the road with questions about family...
MO SCARPELLI: THE MAKING OF A FATHER AND SON
Set in Venezuela, documentary El Father Plays Himself directed by Mo Scarpelli delves into the relationship between a father and son as...
SONEJUHI SINHA: THE AMERICAN DREAM?
Arriving in America from India, Stray Dolls follows Riz (Geetanjali Thapa) as she attempts to make an honest living as a motel...
KSENIA OKHAPKINA: HOW FREE ARE YOU AND ME?
Set in a former Russian labour camp, IMMORTAL observes various youth groups in the town of Apatity preparing for a national holiday;...
MO SCARPELLI: FAIRY TALES FROM THE IN BETWEEN
Set in Addas Abba, Ethiopia, Anbessa tells the story of a boy named Asalif living on the periphery of a new collection of condos; on the...
Delphine and Carole: Pioneering Video Activists
Delphine and Carole directed by Callisto Mc Nulty documents the pioneering French/Swiss feminist video collective Les Insoumuses (the...
Interview: Beata Bubenec
Already met with its fair share of controversies, Beata Bubenec’s third focus on the Ukraine, Flight of a Bullet is a documentary unlike...
Interview: Sophia Hao
Sophia Hao is curator of the Cooper Gallery at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee. Her practice...
INTERVIEW: IRENE LUSZTIG
Irene Lusztig is feminist filmmaker, archival researcher, and film professor at UC Santa Cruz. For the past four years Lusztig has been...
Interview: Laura Mulvey
To anyone with a basic understanding of film theory Laura Mulvey’s name will inspire myriad thoughts on feminism and the male gaze. For...
Interview: Fatos Üstek
Fatoş Üstek is a name that is becoming increasingly prevalent in galleries across London. Working as an independent curator Üstek has...