In an illuminating interview for the new Criterion 4K edition EYES WIDE SHUT (1999), Lisa Leone talks about her close collaboration with Stanley Kubrick and the unorthodox way she became involved in […]
Once a profitable partnership, China’s relationship with Hollywood’s film industry is waning. The weakened link is not only because of U.S. tariffs, but also due to China’s rising success in the global […]
By Chalkie Davies I was so psyched that I was going to photograph Robbie Robertson, he was staying at the Savoy and was one of my favourite musicians. Unfortunately, when I arrived […]
For his documentary Yoshida Dorm, director Jamie McCormack visits the elite Kyoto University to meet with a radical community fighting to maintain Japan’s oldest student accommodation. Built in 1913, the dorm is […]
In the Japanese city of Nara, Shingo Sakuma and Jin-Yi Liu have preserved an 18th century Shinto priest family’s residence on the edge of a primeval forest leading to the Kasugataisha Shrine. […]
Japanese architect Suzuko Yamada’s suburban Tokyo home brings together an effusion of living trees with a network of bare steel pipes, enfolding a shape-shifting design that encourages flow between the split-level interior […]
Mammoth Film Festival’s THE LOOP teams up with HAIR BY SAMUEL to capture the essence of casual cool that Samuel represents in a conversation with actors and filmmakers asking them WHY THEY […]
Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new short film, “Last Scene,” was shot entirely on iPhone 16 Pro.
“For many people, it’s become a bigger threat to our way of life than Russian communism or hyperinflation.” – Brian Trueman “Do I look vile and obscene?” – Pete Shelley Brian Trueman […]
SYNOPSIS As her name indicates, Jeong-sun lives an uncluttered life with modest behave despite hard working at a food factory. Young-soo, a work colleague, approaches her. As they get closer, they enjoy […]
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