Amber Wilkinson
Editorial Director at Eye for Film
Eye For Film co-founder, film critic, sub-editor, travel writer. Sometimes on the wireless - [email protected]. Also at @ninjaworrier.bsky.social
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4 days ago |
eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson
Ely Ortiz in Spare My Bones, Coyote. Jonah Malak: 'We were so in tune during the buscada (the search) itself. Full in.
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4 days ago |
eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson
“For something to be remembered other things must be forgotten,” narrator Andrew Bird notes near the start of Andres Veiel’s thorough and psychologically fascinating and disturbing consideration of Leni Riefenstahl – a formidable directing talent, no doubt, but whose work is inextricably linked to Hitler and the Nazis.
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1 week ago |
eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson
2000 Meters To Andriivka Photo: Courtesy of Sundance Institute Sheffield DocFest has announced the line-up for its 32nd edition, which will include 51 world premieres and a slate drawn from 68 different countries. Among the films to look out for are several Ukrainian documentaries across the programme. These include Yegor Troyanovsky’s Cuba & Alaska and Mila Teshaieva and Marcus Lenz’s Shards Of Light, the first about field medics and the second about the previously occupied city of Bucha.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Amber Wilkinson
Source: Peter Searle / Screen International Award-winning theatre star Jeanne Ní Áinle has been enjoying the move from stage to screen, with upcoming roles in filmmaker David Lowery’s melodrama Mother Mary alongside Michaela Coel and Anne Hathaway, and in Netflix’s How To Get To Heaven From Belfast.
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1 week ago |
screendaily.com | Amber Wilkinson
Source: Peter Searle / Screen International Niamh McCormack’s career is set to soar this year with a lead role in Netflix’s eagerly awaited costume drama House Of Guinness, alongside James Norton and Anthony Boyle. The show, which charts the rise of the brewing empire in the late 1860s, also delves into the politics of the period.
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Fascinating doc this and we had a lovely Q&A in Glasgow yesterday. If you're in the vicinity of Oxford or Lewes, I recommend it.
ICYMI: we just announced our Where Dragons Live Q&A tour with director Suzanne Raes, Harriet Impey & editor David Austin Starting on 28th April, join us 👇 https://t.co/EmAKXfwXg6
Heading through to Glasgow to host the Q&A for this lovely, thoughtful documentary, perhaps see some of you there https://t.co/pXqqSFOFEW
Still happening... Still not fluent... https://t.co/Nt4nVB9HxS
