Capote
By rights, Capote (2005) should be virtually unwatchable but Christopher Sandford finds some redeeming qualities
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The III Lisbon International Documentary Film Festival
Now in its third year, the burgeoning Lisbon International Documentary Film Festival is a hugely enjoyable and stimulating event – Hannah Patterson reports
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An Interview with Bill Moseley
On the 26th of December, the UK will be blessed by a great 2 disc ‘Director’s Cut’ DVD of The Devil’s Rejects (courtesy of Momentum) – Rob Zombie’s brutal follow-up to his sleeper hit House of 1000 Corpses. Kamera.co.uk caught up with the film’s star Bill Moseley
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Athens – The 18th Panorama of European Cinema
The city that brought us civilisation, the Olympics and the arts is also home to one of the lesser known film festivals that shouldn’t be overlooked. Steven Yates reports
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William Eggleston in the Real World
The influence of American photographer William Eggleston is all-pervasive – Antonio Pasolini reviews a documentary covering four years of Eggleston’s life
»Stoned
The world’s been waiting for a Rolling Stones biopic that’s fresh, irreverent and duly scandalous, with something genuinely of interest to say both about the Sixties and our own, sadly star-struck times. Christopher Sandford finds out whether Stoned is it
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