This translation was made by the International Documentary Film Festival Encuentros del Otro Cine / EDOC of Ecuador to promote the film Island of the Hungry Ghosts, which is part of the program of its 19th edition. Translation published September 22nd, 2020. Original article published March 5th, 2019. Esta traducción fue realizada por el Festival … Continue reading Entrevista a Gabrielle Brady
Jim Ross talks to Gabrielle Brady, director of the award winning documentary ISLAND OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS.
Podcasts from our radio partners are now out. The long-running gem Bums on Seats (Cambridge 105FM), and Cinetopia’s latest broadcast on EH-FM Edinburgh.
We spoke to Mark Jenkin, director and filmmaker, after attending his film BAIT at this year’s Berlinale. Elle Haywood: Having created both documentaries and short films – is your process different between the two or quite fluid? Mark Jenkin: There’s always an element of documentary in the narrative stuff that I do, and there’s always … Continue reading Interview with Mark Jenkin
Jamie Robson is an actor who has won a number of awards – including from TAKE ONE – for his acting in shorts in 2018. He took the time to speak to Jim Ross about the opinions and experiences that inform his approach to acting and filmmaking.
HOUSE OF MY FATHERS is part of the 48th International Film Festival of Rotterdam’s Bright Future section, and it couldn’t be a more accurate categorisation. In her first feature, Suba Sivakumaran delivers a moving story of two warring villages, one Tamil and the other Singhalese. Both communities are suddenly hit with a curse which prevents … Continue reading Interview with Suba Sivakumaran
Elle Haywood interviews Laura Carreria, director of stand out London Short Film Festival piece RED HILL.
We spoke to Olympian weightlifter, academic and film star Gwendolyn Leick at this year’s Cambridge Film Festival.
Dimitri de Clercq brought his film YOU GO TO MY HEAD to this year’s Cambridge Film Festival: Rosy Hunt spoke to him about the making of the dream.
Jim Ross interviews Charlotte Wells, director of BLUE CHRISTMAS and two other award-winning shorts, about the film – nominated for Best Scottish Short at Edinburgh Short Film Festival – and her work.
