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19 February 2016
Rubbing shoulders at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, we hear from director Aaron Brookner about his new documentary ‘Uncle Howard’ and Retrospektive curator Raine Rother, as well as the co-ordinator of the festival’s…
1 January 2016
Celebrated by critics today for her natural and extraordinarily modern approach to acting, Barbara Stanwyck was ostracised by many of her peers. Victoria Wilson, author of new biography ‘A Life of Barbara Stanwyck: Steel…
8 September 2017
Meet the man in charge of restorations and revivals at this year’s 74th Venice International Film Festival. Ben Rylan sits down with Giuseppe Piccioni, jury president of the Venice Classics section, to discuss how modern…
11 August 2017
Writer and director David Lowery discusses his extraordinary new film starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara and we tell you why, despite appearances, it might be one of the most unexpectedly moving films you’re ever likely…
25 August 2017
Renowned composer Michael Nyman discusses his soundtrack to the extraordinary 1997 science-fiction film ‘Gattaca’.
14 July 2017
Before he was making feature films Adam Smith was the creative force behind several television campaigns for brands including Nike and Adidas. He shares his thoughts on what makes an attention-grabbing TV spot.
23 June 2017
With its exposed brick walls, custom red chairs and lush indoor greenery, New York’s Metrograph cinema is one of the world’s most beautifully designed independent picturehouses. We take a seat with founder and designer…
16 March 2017
Since Rodrigo Duterte came to power in the Philippines many people have voiced alarm at the impact of his leadership, including some from the nation’s arts scene. Recorded at the Regent Street Cinema in London we present…
23 February 2017
Sergeant Jeffrey Pugliese found himself face to face with one of the Boston Marathon bombers during a police operation following the attack. He recalls his story as depicted in the new film ‘Patriot's Day’, in which he’s…
14 December 2016
In celebration of Kirk Douglas’s 100th birthday, we look back at his first screen role in the 1946 noir melodrama ‘The Strange Love of Martha Ivers’.
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