Interview: Director Michel Hazanavicius on the sound of silence in The Most Precious Of Cargoes
Silence has become his trademark. Back in 2011, Michel Hazanavicius achieved international fame with his Oscar winning silent movie The...
Silence has become his trademark. Back in 2011, Michel Hazanavicius achieved international fame with his Oscar winning silent movie The...
The pressures and complications of living a double life are on full display in Sebastian. The atmospheric queer drama is...
To celebrate the release of Restless in UK cinemas this week, we had the pleasure of chatting to one of...
To celebrate the release of the new empowering film Rule Breakers, which opens in US cinemas this week, we had...
The People's Movies sat down with director Christopher Andrews to talk about his debut feature Bring Them Down, coming out on...
Main actress Ryan Destiny (best known for playing Jillian in the series Grown-ish) and director Rachel Morrison (best known for her...
Gifted and ever-reliable actor Scoot McNairy discusses the impressive Montana-set indie Blood for Dust, an unassuming yet intense Fargo-style crime...
French director Audrey Diwan (Happening) sat down with The People’s Movies to share insights about her new film Emmanuelle, which...
Released this week, Humphrey Bogart: Life Comes In Flashes takes what is quite a well-documented life and makes it feel...
East Asian cinema is a genre I deeply love. While I don't consider myself an expert, I'm passionate about it...
It is 11 a.m. on Friday, August 16th, and I am sitting in the Castle Suites of the Caledonian Hotel...
Out now in the UK on Digital is indie war drama Love, Courage and The Battle Of Bushy Run. The...
A visit to the Glasgow Film Festival is something of a tradition for Jonas Chernick. It’s the fourth year that...
The Netherlands has a great collection of film festivals to offer. From the well-established ‘International Film Festival Rotterdam’, to the...