by Nel Dahl In Gakuryu Ishii’s mercurial sci-fi feature film August in the Water (1995), an accomplished young female diver has an accident during a tournament amidst eerily […]
Turbulence & Jouissance: An Interview with Sofia Theodore-Pierce
Ruairí McCann spoke with Theodore-Pierce about their work, familial and artistic influences, being a teaching artist and more.
Cinema of the Sun, Moon & Stars: An Interview with Sylvia Schedelbauer
On the occasion of a retrospective at 25 FPS Festival in Zagreb, Ejla Kovačević interviews German-Japanese film artist Sylvia Schedelbauer
Negotiating Tenderness: Marija Kavtaradze on ‘Slow’
Director Marija Kavtaradze talks about creating new images of intimacy for her sophomore feature “Slow.”
“Joy in the Small”—An Interview with Blanca García
by Maximilien Luc Proctorwith editorial assistance from phili c. For the occasion of Revista Lumière’s upcoming NYC program (May 13 & 14th)—Colección Privada: The Super 8 and 16mm […]
In and Out Front of You: An Interview with Tenzin Phuntsog
A.E. Hunt speaks with artist Tenzin Phuntsog about his works at the Berlinale Forum Expanded, showing through March 5th.
Nursery Rhymes: Three Films by Esther Shatavsky
A 10-day streaming program of three films by Esther Shatavsky, alongside the first major interview with the filmmaker.
“New York Our Time”—An Interview with Vivienne Dick
Ruairí McCann interviews Irish feminist experimental filmmaker Vivienne Dick about her life’s work.
“A Pirate of Sounds” — An interview with Félix Blume
The works of sound artist and nonfiction filmmaker Félix Blume deal with the interpretative possibilities of aural narratives. From installation sound-pieces built around Thailand’s shoreline, to album releases focusing on Haiti’s funerary traditions, his artistic output always serves as an extension of a wider multimedia project built around sonic tradition.
“The Connective Tissue is the Thing That Disconnects” — An Interview with Charlie Shackleton
In Charlie Shackleton’s artistic approach, truth and fiction are never truly opposed but their continuous interaction is what fuels an innate curiosity.