In this issue:

• In anticipation of Robert Eggers’ The Northman, Tom Huddleston offers a potted history of the Viking movie genre
• Robert Eggers, co-writer and director of The Northman, discusses his idiosyncratic Viking epic
• Hannah Strong meets newly-minted leading man Alexander Skarsgård ahead of his muscular turn in The Northman
• The top 50 films of the new millennium

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In this issue:

• Paul Dano speaks to Carey Mulligan about fear, anxiety, and his role in The Batman
• Photographer Meryl Meisler on documenting New York City from the 70s through to the current day
• Sundance Film Festival director Tabitha Jackson on what niche means to her
• And Meg Ryan is Hollywood realness

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In this issue:

• Michelle Handelman’s BloodSisters, the groundbreaking 1995 documentary about lesbian BDSM
• LA-based artist Jonesy talks to Roger Earl about his definitive 1975 gay S/M porn Born to Raise Hell
• Liz Rosenfeld interviews artist and filmmaker Shu Lea Cheang about sexual outlaws and surveillance

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In this issue:

• The Titane Review: Sam Bodrojan wrestles with Julia Ducournau’s Palme d’Or winner in our feature review
• Anna Bogutskaya and Hannah Strong speak to Julia Ducournau and her muse, Agathe Rousselle, about religion, gender, and why Titane is actually a spiritual love story
• Sophie Monks Kaufman meets French acting titan Vincent Lindon, who extolls the virtues of people watching
• SFX and gore make-up is traditionally a man’s world; Marina Ashioti meets five women who are challenging that perception

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In this issue:

• Philippa Snow deconstructs how Timothée Chalamet became an accidental idol
• Dune production designer Patrice Vermette discusses his dream mission
• Anton Bitel talks big screens and small gestures with Quebec’s modernist sci-fi maestro, Denis Villeneuve
• Leila Latif meets one of Hollywood’s most wanted, Rebecca Ferguson, to chat about progressive interpretations of 1960s characters

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In this issue:

• An interview with American professional basketball player Tyler Herro, Odda’s first male cover star
• An interview with Dr. Amanda Parkes, the mastermind behind the fully sustainable brand Pangaia
• Alexa Chung on the making of her brand

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• An interview with New York City-based filmmaker Lance Edmands exploring the life of an Amish atheist
• Photographer Cole Barash on symmetry and objects
• Directors Miles Jay, Stefanie Soho, and Asan Aslam on how self-doubt affects creativity

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In this issue:

• Embracing Kelly Reichardt’s love of natural landscapes on screen
• Kelly Reichardt and Christina Newland discuss modern conceptions of the western
• The cinematic uses of birdsong
• An alternative history of the New Hollywood cinema of the late ’60s and ’70s, as told through a variety of wondrous baked goods

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In this issue:

• A review of Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari
• Being Yourself: Hannah Woodhead picks apart the themes of Minari with its director, Lee Isaac Chung, and two of its stars, Steven Yeun and Alan S Kim
• In Another Country: An A-Z of diaspora on screen
• Les Enfants Terribles: Charles Bramesco grinds his axe against the wheel of terrible child performances in movies

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