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Interview with Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian about Doppelgängers

1 day ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Jennie Kermode

Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian One of the most unusual, complex films presented at this year’s Docs Ireland, Doppelgängers is a visually exuberant effort to bring together ideas around biology, sociology, philosophy, creative art and the exploration of outer space. It’s the creation of Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian, who apologises, when we meet, because she’s had too little sleep and is running on caffeine.
The Road To Patagonia - Film Review - Eye For Film

2 days ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Jennie Kermode

A remote, wild landscape. An open road. Two men driving along it in a van, with a friendly dog. Suddenly, the camera goes flying sideways as the van suddenly hits something and turns upside down. Don’t worry: the dog, Frankie, is fine, as are the men. But this little vignette, captured in Alaska, is the perfect taster for the adventure to come.
Pins And Needles - Film Review - Eye For Film

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Jennie Kermode

We are living in an age when all sorts of people feel vulnerable, feel that they are at the mercy of wealthy technocrats who have no regard for their humanity. That feeling is particularly acute among young people, women and people of colour. One of the functions of horror cinema has always been to give people a space in which to process and perhaps exorcise their fears. It also makes a great platform for satire.
Stanley Nelson with Ed Bahlman on Christine Turner’s Sun Ra: Do The Impossible

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Anne-Katrin Titze

The dynamic Kim Gordon had the formidable Sun Ra and His Arkestra in support at the Subaru Music Series in the Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage concert in Central Park on June 13, 2024 (the New York stop of her Live Nation worldwide tour for The Collective).
Cuba & Alaska (2025) Movie Review from Eye for Film

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson

Yegor Troyanovsky’s documentary is the latest from Ukraine to take us to the frontline of the war with Russia. He embeds us with medics Yulia and Olexandra – known as Cuba and Alaska to their friends. Body cameras put us on the ground with the pair and their comrades, capturing not only the immediate and deadly nature of the conflict but also the gallows humour and camaraderie their unit employs to help get them through it.
Yegor Troyanovsky

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson

Cuba, left, and Alaska. Director Yegor Troyanovsky: 'The story is true and we just put it together' Photo: Courtesy of Sheffield DocFest/2BRAVE PRODUCTIONS/TAG FILM/CLIN D’OEIL FILMS Cuba & Alaska transports us to the frontline of Ukraine’s war with Russia in the company of two female paramedics, Yulia and Olexandra – known to their friends as Cuba and Alaska.
Natchez (2025) Movie Review from Eye for Film

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Amber Wilkinson

“Behind the big house is the rest of the story,” says one of the contributors to Suzannah Herbert’s intelligent and observant documentary, which was a deserving winner of the Best Documentary award at Tribeca and plays at Sheffield DocFest. Narratives and who controls them are a part of what might be viewed as a civilised war in Natchez, Mississippi.
Fabrizio Gifuni on The Time It Takes, Luigi Comencini and Pinocchio

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Anne-Katrin Titze

Fabrizio Gifuni as Luigi with Anna Mangiocavallo as his little daughter Francesca, discussing Pinocchio Francesca Comencini’s enchanted and wise The Time It Takes (Il Tempo Che Ci Vuole, the Opening Night selection of Cinecittà and Film at Lincoln Center's 24th edition of Open Roads: New Italian Cinema) focuses on the father-daughter bond, specifically that with her own, the filmmaker Luigi Comencini, played by a profoundly moving Fabrizio Gifuni (the opposite of his character in Paolo...
Interview with Sam Locke about 28 Years Later

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Jennie Kermode

23 years after Danny Boyle terrified audiences around the world with 28 Days Later, its second sequel, 28 Years Later, is coming to cinemas. Despite releasing one of the standout trailers of the year, Boyle has managed to keep the plot tightly under wraps. This interview does not contain spoilers, but it does provide a few insights into the experience of making it, from young star Sam Locke.
Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story - Film Review - Eye For Film

1 week ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Jennie Kermode

“What I was really good at,” says Liza Minelli early on in this documentary, “was picking the people to be around.”If you’re born to stardom as she was, that’s an important talent. Bruce David Klein’s documentary opens its narrative with the death of her mother, Judy Garland, when Liza was just 23. The oldest of three children, she found herself with a great many immediate responsibilities, and also had to contend with a weight of expectation present since her birth but suddenly heavier.