Luca Mannella spoke with Jeannette Muñoz about her ‘cinema of fragments, gifts and exchanges’ and how it delves into a complex weave of historical, ecological and colonialist realities.
“This is not a history, this is an ongoing phenomenon”: Akio Fujimoto, Kazutaka Watanabe, and Sujauddin Karimuddin on Lost Land
Blake Simons speaks with Akio Fujimoto, Kazutaka Watanabe and Sujauddin Karimuddin, the makers of Lost Land (2025), a vivid drama following two young siblings on a dangerous journey in the midst of the Rohingya Genocide.
Images of Time: An Interview with Shinya Isobe
Alex Fields speaks with Shinya Isobe about the gradual development of his experimental approach, time and cinema, the dynamic presence of sound in his work, and more.
Pleasure Principles: Kalil Haddad on “He Never Dies”
Alexander Mooney speaks with Kalil Haddad about the radical queer form and convictions of his 4 film cycle, He Never Dies.
“I Listen to the Worn-Out Rain”—the Ineffable Vibrations of Loren Connors
Maximilien Luc Proctor gives an overview of the twists, turns and poetics of poet, magician, sage Loren Connors.
“The Act of Creation is Driven by Memory”—An Interview with Filmmaker Vincent Guilbert
Ruairí McCann and Maximilien Luc Proctor speak with Vincent Guilbert about Gestures, his intimate, tactile and allusive portrait of Loren Connors.
“What I’m Doing Now Suits Me Best”—An Interview with Loren Connors
Ruairí McCann and Maximilien Luc Proctor speak with Loren Connors in a wide-ranging conversation about the film Gestures, his music, life and influences.
To Be Exhaustive In Our Honesty: A Conversation with Trương Minh Quý on ‘Viet & Nam’
dương (ari) nguyễn speaks with Truong Minh Quy about his film, Viet & Nam (2024), a tender romance between two young miners and an exigesis of Vietnam’s past and present.
Long Play: Sora Hokimoto on ‘BAUS’ and Shinji Aoyama’s Legacy
Blake Simons speaks with director Sora Hokimoto on his film and Shinji Aoyama’s final project, BAUS: The Long Voyage Continues (2025), the tale of an independent Tokyo cinema.
Ciro Durán’s ‘La Paga’ Restored: A Conversation with Vladimir Durán
Finn Jubak speaks with Vladimir Durán about the restoration of La Paga (1962), his late father Ciro Durán’s first film and a landmark in Colombian and Venezuelan cinema history.