As the Sydney Film Festival gears up for another exciting season, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to sit down with acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ros Horin. Her latest work,… Read More
Interview with Ros Horin / Welcome to Yiddishland
Tag: Sydney Film Festival
Interview with Min Bahadur Bham / Shambhala
Jack from Film in Revolt spoke with Nepalese director Min Bahadur Bham over Sydney Film Festival about his film Shambhala. What does your latest film, Shambhala, represent for you? Let me… Read More
Interview with Theda Hammel / Stress Positions
Stress Positions is a New York-set comedy tackling COVID, identity and the chronically online milieu. The film’s writer/director Theda Hammel spoke to Film in Revolt writer Jack about the journey… Read More
Interview with Amiel Courtin-Wilson / Man on Earth
Man on Earth directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson is a stripped-back and contemplative documentary that follows Robert “Bob” Rosenzweig on the last 8 days of his life. Having set out a… Read More
Interview with Jack Clark and Jim Weir / Birdeater
Earlier this week Flynn from Film in Revolt sat down with the directing team behind his most anticipated film at Sydney Film Festival, Birdeater. Written by Jack Clark and Co-Directed… Read More
Interview with Jane Castle / When The Camera Stopped Rolling / SFF
Amy from Film in Revolt spoke with Jane Castle about her documentary When The Camera Stopped Rolling. Eight years in the making, Jane Castle’s poignant documentary about her filmmaker mother is… Read More
Honey Cigar
Kamir Aïnouz’s directorial debut Honey Cigar paints a heartfelt portrait of early womanhood, as 17-year old Selma navigates the expectations and realities of intimacy and her own femininity. The film’s… Read More
Ashes fo Time / Wong Kar Wai
Ashes of Time (1994) presents Wong Kar Wai’s ambitious take on the martial arts genre, wuxia (武侠- literally translating to “martial heroes”). Ashes of Time: Redux (2008) is the re-edited… Read More
Chungking Express – Wong Kar Wai
Chungking Express is one of the best introductory films to Wong Kar Wai’s work. Chronicling two separate stories about two charming but lovelorn policemen, they are seamlessly brought together by… Read More
Days of Being Wild – Wong Kar Wai
Days of Being Wild begins to flesh out the Wong Kar Wai’s cinematic world, using the potent imagery of early 60’s Hong Kong and the Philippines to entangle a… Read More