A Quick Chat with Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Uzak was one of the surprise hits at the Cannes Film Festival last year. In an exclusive interview for kamera.co.uk, the film’s director Nuri Bilge Ceylan discusses the film and its future with Jason Wood
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A Quick Chat With Pawel Pawlikowski
Polish-born Pawel Pawlikowski is one of the most intriguing directors working in Britain today. In this exclusive interview for kamera.co.uk, he talks to Jason Wood about his new film, My Summer Of Love, and the pressures, pains and pleasures of low-budget filmmaking
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A Quick Chat With Richard Linklater
Richard Linklater is one of the few American directors who seems able to combine mainstream success with personal, highly individual filmmaking. With his latest film about to hit our screens, Jason Wood caught up with the director in an exclusive interview for kamera.co.uk
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Le Cercle Rouge
Jean Pierre Melville’s critical reputation seems to become stronger with every re-release, and the new edition of his most-accomplished crime film looks set to continue the trend. Jason Wood reports
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Black Rainbow
Despite a string of respected films, Mike Hodges has never quite managed to break through into mainstream success. Jason Woods celebrates an early film from one of the unluckiest directors in cinema
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Petites Coupures (Small Cuts)
Petites Coupures slipped through UK cinema programmes last year with barely a mention, despite its roll-call of European stars and its high-profile director, Pascal Bonitzer. Jason Wood thinks we all missed out
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A Quick Chat With Dagur Kari
Dagur Kari’s first short film won a raft of international awards, and his debut feature Noi Albinoi has been an unexpected success on the arthouse circuit. Jason Wood met the young Icelandic filmmaker to discuss rainbows, snow and Jerry Seinfeld
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Jean-Pierre Melville: An American in Paris
Jean-Pierre Melville was one of France’s most gifted post-war directors, but until now, his work has received little critical attention. Jason Wood reviews the first major biography of this most elusive of auteurs
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A Quick Chat with David Gordon Green
With two critically acclaimed films already in the can, David Gordon Green is one of the brightest lights of American independent cinema – and he’s only 28. Jason Wood caught up with him at the recent Cambridge Film festival
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Cannes 2003
Cannes just ain’t like it used to be – or so the critics would have us believe. Even though many have denounced this year’s line-up of films as one of the most disappointing in the festival’s history, Jason Wood found a few which made the journey worthwhile
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A Quick Chat with Neil Hunter
Lawless Heart was one of the most acclaimed and successful British films of 2002. With the DVD release only a week away, Jason Wood meets one of the film’s co-directors, Neil Hunter, to discuss camaraderie, camerawork, and why you have to watch the film more than once
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