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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind adaptation starts principal photography

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind adaptation starts principal photography

12 Years a Slave star Chiwetel Ejiofor steps behind the camera for his untitled debut feature film, adapting William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer's book for the big screen  

27/10/2017 | Production | UK

Aro Korol • Director

Interview: Aro Korol • Director

“Soho epitomises what’s happening around the world with regard to gentrification”

At the Warsaw Film Festival, we spoke to director Aro Korol to find out more about his documentary Battle of Soho, which explores the gentrification of Soho and other places  

24/10/2017

Andrzej Jakimowski • Director

Interview: Andrzej Jakimowski • Director

“The citizens of Warsaw are the best audience for the film”

Polish director Andrzej Jakimowski explains why he shows a different side of Warsaw in Once Upon a Time in November, which had its world premiere at the Warsaw Film Festival  

23/10/2017

Rungano Nyoni • Director

Interview: Rungano Nyoni • Director

“I was interested in how difficult it is to break away from the rules”

We spoke to Rungano Nyoni about her feature debut, I Am Not a Witch, which is unspooling at the London Film Festival after premiering at Cannes  

13/10/2017

Saul Dibb • Director

Interview: Saul Dibb • Director

“We should never take peace for granted”

We sat down with British director Saul Dibb to discuss his creative approach to adapting the WWI classic Journey’s End, which is screening at London  

09/10/2017

Dorota Kobiela • Director

Interview: Dorota Kobiela • Director

"Our bravery was nothing compared to Vincent’s"

Polish animator and painter Dorota Kobiela joined forces with the UK’s Hugh Welchman to create Loving Vincent, a unique, hand-painted biopic of Vincent van Gogh  

05/10/2017

Björn Runge • Director

Interview: Björn Runge • Director

“Where do I start and where do I end?”

We spoke to Björn Runge, who was handpicked by actress Glenn Close to make the film adaptation of Meg Wolitzer’s novel The Wife, screening at Zurich  

03/10/2017

Mohamed Al-Daradji • Director

Interview: Mohamed Al-Daradji • Director

“Dialogue is the most effective way to deal with extreme violence”

TORONTO 2017: We chatted to Iraqi filmmaker Mohamed Al-Daradji, who presented his third film, The Journey, in Contemporary World Cinema at Toronto  

21/09/2017

My Pure Land is the British entry for the Best Foreign-language Film Oscar

My Pure Land is the British entry for the Best Foreign-language Film Oscar

Nottingham-based filmmaker Sarmad Masud adds a feminist angle to this curry western shot in Pakistan  

19/09/2017 | Oscars 2018 | UK

Clio Barnard • Director

Interview: Clio Barnard • Director

“Sexual abuse is an impossible topic to deal with”

TORONTO 2017: We spoke to British director Clio Barnard to delve deeper into her third feature, the Toronto Special Mention winner Dark River  

18/09/2017

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