British Film
“Not Many People Pay $5m For An Admission Ticket”: Michael Palin And Terry Gilliam On Making “Life Of Brian”
From a $5m admission ticket to a national scandal, Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam reveal how the Pythons survived the chaotic making of ...
British Film
The Resurrection Of 007: How “GoldenEye” Saved The Bond Franchise
How Pierce Brosnan and Martin Campbell overcame sceptics, stunts, and a six-year hiatus to resurrect 007 and redefine James Bond for the modern ...
British Film
Bell-Bottoms, Blood And Brighton: Phil Daniels And Leslie Ash On Making “Quadrophenia”
Phil Daniels and Leslie Ash look back on the grit, depravity, and dangerous stunts that defined Franc Roddam’s 1979 masterpiece of Mod culture.
British Film
Interview: Ross Syner On The “Less Is Best” Approach To Storytelling In “Brothers”
BAFTA-winner David Bradley stars in Brothers, an unsettling short film on family loyalty. Director Ross Syner discusses the power of a moral dilemma.
British Film
Review: “The Old Oak” Celebrates Hope & Kindness Amidst The Hardship Of Austerity Britain
Ken Loach knows the value of human kindness and, perhaps because he's bowing out of the filmmaking business and in a sentimental mood, ...
British Film
Interview: “Largo” Filmmakers Max Burgoyne-Moore & Salvatore Scarpa On Humanising The Refugee Crisis
Discover the story behind Largo, the BAFTA-qualified short film tackling the refugee crisis through a child's eyes. Featuring Tamsin Greig and Kevin McNally.
British Film
Interview: “A Gangster’s Life” – Zak Fenning And Tony Cook On Creating A New Breed Of British Anti-Hero
Director Zak Fenning and star Tony Cook talk "A Gangster’s Life": a gritty Brit-crime debut blending London murk, Greek escapes, and "pre-installed" chemistry.
Behind The Scenes
From Salford Slums To Cannes: The Bittersweet Genesis Of “East Is East”
Explore the making of East Is East with writer Ayub Khan Din and actor Jimi Mistry. A deep dive into the 1999 British ...
