Robert Kojder chats with Sentimental Value director Joachim Trier… Back with Sentimental Value after turning the relatively unknown Renate Reinsve into a must-watch name with The Worst Person in the World, this collaboration once again sees her playing another messy character with her life in disarray. However, this time it’s a family affair, as Nora’s […]
Bringing Out The Melancholy In Each Other: Renate Reinsve and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas on Sentimental Value – Exclusive Interview
Robert Kojder chats with Sentimental Value stars Renate Reinsve and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas… Re-teaming with the writing/directing team of Joachim Trier and Eskil Vogt on Sentimental Value, a layered and moving film about family and art, particularly sisterhood and the relations between a father and his daughters, Renate Reinsve is once again outstanding at playing […]
Exclusive Interview – Kevin Smith talks Dogma 25th anniversary and teases new Jay & Silent Bob movie
Kevin Smith sits down for an exclusive interview with Flickering Myth’s EJ Moreno… How is it possible that Dogma was already 25 years ago? Kevin Smith is overjoyed by the passage of time, regarding it as propelling his current projects. That hit of nostalgia gets us all going as we head towards whatever else the […]
Art Creates You As You Create It: Stellan Skarsgård and Elle Fanning on Sentimental Value – Exclusive Interview
Robert Kojder chats with Sentimental Value stars Stellan Skarsgård and Elle Fanning… In Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value, a beautifully moving portrait of strained family connections and therapeutic art, Stellan Skarsgård and Elle Fanning respectively portray a once-great filmmaker and Hollywood star whom the former has coaxed into leading a deeply personal project about a family […]
Exclusive Interview – Ballad of a Small Player screenwriter Rowan Joffé
Chris Connor chats with Ballad of a Small Player screenwriter Rowan Joffé… Fresh off its gala screening at the London Film Festival, we spoke with Ballad of a Small Player’s screenwriter Rowan Joffé about the challenges of bringing Lawrence Osborne’s acclaimed source material to life. The film like the novel, follows Lord Doyle a down […]
Exclusive Interview – The Witches of Pepperwood Bay creator Lisa Manuzak Wiley
Rachel Bellwoar chats with Lisa Manuzak Wiley about her graphic novel The Witches of Pepperwood Bay… Usually witches dwell in forests and gingerbread houses, not lighthouses, but that’s exactly where Juniper and her sisters, Lily and Clover, live in Lisa Manuzak Wiley’s graphic novel, The Witches of Pepperwood Bay. Originally published as a webcomic and […]
Exclusive Interview – Martin A. Gottlieb on directing and the power of honest storytelling
As The Addiction of Hope prepares to reach audiences, writer-director Martin A. Gottlieb opens up about his first feature film experience, the collaboration that made it possible, and the universal themes that shaped its heart. From his partnership with cinematographer David Marroquin to the emotional nuances of the score, Gottlieb reflects on the art of […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Dan Deacon on scoring HBO’s Task
Chris Connor chats with Task composer Dan Deacon… HBO’s Task has been one of the best reviewed shows of recent months, living up to the lofty expectations following Brad Inglesby’s widely acclaimed Mare of Easttown. We sat down with the show’s composer Dan Deacon to discuss how the show differed to some of the previous […]
Interview – Don Worley on Reinvention, Resilience, and the Power of Second Chances
In Hollywood, few stories embody reinvention quite like that of Don Worley who is an actor, producer, and former trial attorney whose path to the entertainment world has been anything but conventional. Originally from Texas, Don’s early love for theater and comedy eventually led him to study acting at The University of Texas and appear […]
She’s Got A Rage In Her: Exclusive Interview with If I Had Legs I’d Kick You writer-director Mary Bronstein
Robert Kojder chats with If I Had Legs I’d Kick You writer-director Mary Bronstein… Returning with her first feature-length film since 2008, writer/director Mary Bronstein is back with the cinematic anxiety-attack, mother-of-a-sick-child-and-on-a-verge-of-a-nervous-breakdown psychological drama, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. And not only is it completely immersive, leaving one on edge throughout with an […]
