Sarah Bradbury

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  “I wanted to make a film about barbarism”: Bertrand Mandico on Conann

  Conann is the latest cinematic adventure from...

  Sarah Bradbury 24th May 2023
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  “Banel is a woman who fights to exist and live her passion in total freedom”: Ramata-Toulaye Sy on Banel & Adama
  Sarah Bradbury 23rd May 2023
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  “Never stop questioning”: Lubna Playoust on Room 999

  Room 999 is the documentary feature debut from...

  Sarah Bradbury 23rd May 2023
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  “I wanted to deconstruct the clichés around social drama”: Paloma Sermon-Daï on It’s Raining in the House
  Sarah Bradbury 21st May 2023
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  “These communities are not part of the American Dream”: Lisandro Alonso on Eureka

  Cannes Festival favourite...

  Sarah Bradbury 20th May 2023
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  “To share our view of society with people from around the world is wonderful”: Monia Chokri and Magalie Lépine-Blondeau on The Nature of Love
  Sarah Bradbury 20th May 2023
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  “It’s not following the traditional Hollywood tropes of who you’re supposed to support. I found that really compelling”: Aml Ameen on Dead Shot
  Sarah Bradbury 19th May 2023
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  “Many art students have never studied Nam June Paik, as the school curriculum is still based around the Western canon. I hope that changes”: Amanda Kim on Nam June Paik – Moon Is the Oldest TV
  Sarah Bradbury 18th May 2023
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  “You’ve got to laugh at the chaos”: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall on Colin from Accounts
  Sarah Bradbury 18th May 2023
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  “It’s a tragic love story”: Rhianne Barreto and Abigail Lawrie on No Escape

  No Escape is the brand-new show...

  Sarah Bradbury 17th May 2023