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As Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry is released, Georgian filmmaker Elene Naveriani talks about her unexpectedly romantic tale of one woman finding love late in life

As There’s Still Tomorrow is released in the UK, Paola Cortellesi talks about her Rome-set drama about domestic abuse and female oppression, and why it’s resonating with women in Italy and beyond

As The Taste of Things is released, Juliette Binoche talks about acting alongside Benoît Magimel – with whom she shares a child – and what she actually cooks at home

Directed by Lois Patiño, Samsara starts with teenage monks in Laos and ends with seaweed farmers in Zanzibar. “You open your eyes to the different ways of living,” he says

Ahead of Priscilla’s release in UK cinemas, Cailee Spaeny talks about why the film is “all about emotions and the quiet spaces in between”

As Fallen Leaves is released, the film’s two leads – Jussi Vatanen and Alma Pöysti – talk about working with Finnish auteur Aki Kaurismäki, and the country’s problematic love of booze

As her twisty, erotic thriller about the unfairness of wealth and class comes out, Emerald Fennell talks about “awfully rich people behaving awfully”

As her Palme d’Or-winning thriller hits UK cinemas, Justine Triet talks about relationships, sexism, and flipping the courtroom drama on its head

Romanian New Wave legend Cristian Mungiu talks about R.M.N., his Palme d’Or-winning migration drama

As Love Life hits UK cinemas, Japanese writer-director Kōji Fukada talks about his tale of grief, loneliness, deaf culture and his enduring love of French cinema