The writer-director explains why he will stop at nothing to get the right aesthetic, even if it means shooting in 65mm. …
The Danish director explains why he’s returning to the controversial subject matter of 1998’s Festen, in which a father is accused of molesting his children, with The Hunt, which stars Mads Mikkelsen as a teacher…
As the director of Down Terrace, Kill List and Sightseers, Ben Wheatley is carving out a career for himself as one of the UK’s most exciting independent filmmakers. During a short break from finishing his…
While the digital revolution continues apace, there is still much debate about whether film has a place in the future of moviemaking. Here, documentarian Christopher Kenneally talks about why he felt the time was right…
movieScope sat down with Japanese director Takashi Miike, the man Quentin Tarantino credits as the inspiration behind his new film Django Unchained, for an in-depth reflection on a remarkable career ahead of the premiere…
Tim Tonkin talks to British actress Charlotte Rampling about her lead role in I, Anna, the directorial feature debut of her son Barnaby Southcombe.…
Exorcist director William Friedkin, whose latest film Killer Joe opened the Edinburgh Film Festival, talks to movieScope about his creative motivation.…
Welsh born writer/director Gareth Evans has given the action genre a shot in the arm with Indonesian martial arts extravaganza The Raid. Here, he writes exclusively about why the low budget led to some seriously…
David Cronenberg talks about the political significance of his latest film Cosmopolis. …
French director Bertrand Bonello - the poster boy of New French Extremity cinema - continues to split critics with his hyper-stylised, genre-defying, often violent films. He talks to movieScope about his latest film House of…
