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  • 3 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Dominic Lees |Rachel Pronger |Katie McCabe |Isabel Stevens

    To discuss the issue of AI, I spoke to Natasha Lyonne, who runs the Los Angeles production company Animal Pictures with fellow actor and comedian Maya Rudolph. Lyonne has been a screen actor since childhood, getting widely noticed in Woody Allen’s Everyone Says I Love You (1996) and reaching wider fame through her work on Orange Is the New Black (2013-19). She recently received her fifth Emmy nomination for Rian Johnson’s crime drama Poker Face.

  • 3 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Katie McCabeInterviews |Katie McCabe |Rachel Pronger |Isabel Stevens

    The Australian stop-motion animator discusses his latest film, a ‘clayography’ of a snail-loving hoarder whose difficult life has caused her to retreat into her shell. 30 May 2025Sadness is Adam Elliot’s happy place. In his stop-motion animated films, his oddball characters face all manner of misfortunes – a life-threatening lightning strike and testicular cancer for Harvey Krumpet (2003), bully-inflicted hearing loss for Ernie Biscuit (2015), despairing loneliness for Mary and Max (2009).

  • 3 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Rachel Pronger |Isabel Stevens |Sam Wigley |Josh Slater-Williams

    How do you plan a retrospective around a filmmaker with a limited body of work? This question lies at the heart of Wanda and Beyond: The World of Barbara Loden, a new season screening at BFI Southbank this June. Many fans of feminist and US independent cinema will have heard of Wanda, a low budget 1970 US indie road movie, and the sole directorial feature of actor turned filmmaker Barbara Loden.

  • 1 month ago | bfi.org.uk | Isabel Stevens |Sam Wigley |Josh Slater-Williams |Leigh Singer

    More than just one of the world’s most bankable stars, Tom Cruise is an impresario and a powerful advocate for the big-screen theatrical experience. On the occasion of the BFI awarding him a Fellowship, he talks about his lifelong devotion to cinema and his unforgettable work with Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and Paul Thomas Anderson. Updated: 23 May 2025It took just a pink shirt, white socks and a slide.

  • Aug 22, 2024 | source.ie | Isabel Stevens

    Issue 68 Autumn 2011View Contents ▸View Photographs by Jane and Louise Wilson ▸Isabel Stevens: When did you first begin working seriously with photography? Louise: We were about nineteen when we got a Mamiya C330 twin lens reflex during our undergrad. But we studied in the days when people got upset when you described your photographs as fine art.

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