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Karen Luisa Badt
in issue 66
Roman Polanski: What's on Trial?
in issue 65
No Transcendence: Cannes Film Festival 2009 — "It's becoming more and more rare that a fresh, original film gets into the Cannes competition." — Frederic Boyer
in issue 63
Of Bullies and Blood Drinkers: Talking to Tomas Alfredson about Let the Right One In — "I think the most horrifying images are the ones you make yourself. Is there someone standing behind the door, or is it just two shoes standing there?"
in issue 61
Paradise Betrayed: Talking with Terence Davies about Of Time and the City — "You can't stop time. It stops you."
in issue 60
From a Line of Ancestors: Talking with Doris Dörrie and Natasha Arthy — "We in the West trample on them."
What's Up, Docs? Nonstandard Operating Procedures in Recent Documentaries, and Interviews with Patricio Henriquez and Doug Pray — "Why didn't you just stick to the truth?"
in issue 57
Constructive Empathy: Speaking About Magnus, Cannes 2007 — "People can die without love."
Stay Well, or Else . . .: Michael Moore’s Sicko — "What these Americans have could happen to us. And this is frightening."
Silent Light or Absolute Miracle: An Interview with Carlos Reygadas at Cannes 2007 — "I hate the idea that film is actually telling a story!"
in issue 56
On the Border of the Thermian Gulf: The Ninth Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival — “The documentaries that most stood out have a near fictional flair, blurring the border between reality and fable.”
in issue 54
Returning to Life: Talking with Almodovar, Penelope Cruz, and Carmen Maura at Cannes 2006 — “I do not have the serenity of women. But I admire it.”
What's Wrong with Fast Food? A Conversation with Richard Linklater and Eric Schlosser on Fast Food Nation — With additional comments by actors Catalina Sandino Moreno and Ethan Hawke
in issue 50
Family Is Hell and So Is the World: Talking to Michael Haneke at Cannes 2005 — “All of us have these hidden moments in our lives . . .”
The Unbearable Lightness of Cannes 2005: Diversions and Disappointments
Where did all the wild ones go?
in issue 49
At War with Myself: A Word with Lars von Trier at Cannes 2005
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