Bafta Breakthrough Sean Wang and the loaded sentiment behind calling yourself “an artist”
The Bafta Breakout director.
Interviews
‘Hoard’ director Luna Carmoon discusses Bafta Breakthrough: “I think they’ve made quite a brave choice with me”
“I’ve always got something to say.”
Erica Tremblay discusses Bafta Breakthrough and amplifying marginalised voices: “Audiences go to watch stories to find truth”
“It can be really hard to stop and recognise your successes…”
Bafta Breakthrough filmmaker Otto Baxter on ‘The Puppet Asylum’ and starting a revolution in the film industry
His debut is a semi-autobiographical horror movie.
Bafta Breakthrough filmmaker Clair Titley unpacks the darkest side of reality TV in ‘The Contestant’
The film was years in the making.
“It’s disingenuous for any actor of my level to pretend they have any agency”: Adam Goldberg on ‘The Equalizer’ and 30 years of stealing scenes
The actor unpacks his past, present, and future.
“Hell, I love everything we do”: Richard Elfman explores a lifelong creative odyssey
A lifelong creative odyssey.
“Tone was always on the brain”: writer and director Josh Margolin on Tom Cruise-approved action comedy ‘Thelma’
The filmmaker digs into his feature debut.
“Men define their masculinity by how much trauma they can endure. Why?”: Director Ethan Berger on intense fraternity drama ‘The Line’
The filmmaker explores an institution steeped in trauma.
“Serial killers as people aren’t super interesting”: writer Ian McDonald on true-life suspense story ‘Woman of the Hour’
A story stranger than fiction.
“This is not just a problem of a few bad apples”: Alex Wolff on exploring the dark side of fraternity life in ‘The Line’
The actor digs into his latest challenging role.