interviews
Interviews with filmmakers and other politically interesting people.
Hollywood director Barry levinson claims the advent of television is a democratic disaster. he shows us some hollywood actors’ public support of political parties…
DoX talks with Sergey Dvortsevoy about being a filmmaker, his moral limits, and why he went from documentaries to fiction.
The orangutan Nenette in Philibert’s film is like the Mona Lisa: a victim of her rarity, drained by curiosity. We watch her watching us…
Beate Arnestad is proving to be one of Norway’s most interesting international filmmakers at the moment, writes Truls Lie. From addressing the plight of…
How can cinema reflect and explain the complexities of the 2008 economic crisis, asks Emma Baus. Three films presented at Cannes this year may…
For Neda is the tragic story of 29-year-old Neda Agha Soltan whose death, during a street protest against the 2009 elections in Iran, was…
In this film about supporting an African, they understand education is the only thing that can change someone’s life.
The entirety of the Collapse narrative is director Chris Smith’s attempt to probe the possibility of industrial downfall flounders in his subject’s uncertain authority.
The director’s tragic destiny in the aftermath of the making and release of The Crazy Life adds to the documentary’s already dubiously macabre tensions.