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A British coming-of-age drama about inner-city schoolgirls leads the lack of nominations and four female directors are shortlisted, meaning whatever Bafta has done behind the scenes has worked
You know the drill, it's Friday which means the Movie Squad are back in the RTRFM studio for another week of cinematic exploration. This week Simon Miruado treats us to his thoughts on About Endlessness, the latest film from Swedish auteur Roy Andersson. It takes surrealist, comic and existentialism into its sights. Plus, I Care A Lot. It stars Golden Globe award-winner Rosamund Pike and is based on a New York Times investigation into financial abuse of elderly citizens. As always, you can keep up to date with more from the cinematic universe over at
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Kazuo Ishiguro, author, former Nobel prize winner, on his book, Klara 26 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM 9 minutes to read Writer Kazuo Ishiguro: 'I grew up with a naive assumption that there was progress all the time'. The Times By: Brian Appleyard Kazuo Ishiguro has written his first novel since winning the Nobel prize, a poignant tale of a solar-powered robot called Klara. But artificial intelligence is a dangerously seductive tool, he warns. Klara believes in the goodness of the Sun. He warms, heals and is always there for her in a crisis. Without the Sun she becomes listless and gr...
Salomé Jashi explains more about the film. Cineuropa: and how did you ed with your camera? Salomé Jashi: Much of the transplantation work was either happening in public spaces or was visible from a public space. So, in some cases, we would just show up at a place where the uprooting was happening and start filming without asking for official permission. But mainly, we built up a network of contacts in many different locations, establishing a more personal level of trust and connections with the engineers and the people employed to carry out the work. As we were filming for months and t...
The 2020 Jim Ridley Film Poll Dedicated to late Scene editor and critic Jim Ridley, our poll asks critics, cinephiles and industry insiders about 2020 in film Tweet First Cow Given the chaos and enervating travails of 2020, it was going to be a challenge to find the right assortment of folks to get at the heart of this unpredictable year in cinema. An international assemblage of critics, filmmakers, podcasters, teachers, actors, exhibitors, publicists, festival programmers, artists and even a beloved horror host stepped up to get hierarchical and reflective. We do thi...