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"September 5" is the narration of the moment when live news coverage changed forever. Ben Chaplin plays the experienced news producer that is asked by history to make the difference and manage the unthinkable, when the terrorists attack at the Munich Olympics.
The post “September 5”, interview with the actor Ben Chaplin appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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"Songs of slow burning earth", the normalisation of war depicted through an impressive cinematographic documentary: filming as a tool to resist during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The post “Songs of slow burning earth”, interview with the director Olha Zhurba and the protagonist Ganna Vasyk appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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“Edge of Night” explores the profound complexities of loyalty and identity amidst societal struggles. Discover how Türker Süer captures the emotional essence of his characters in this compelling narrative.
The post “Edge of Night”, interview with Director Türker Süer appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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‘King Ivory’ is the street slang name for fentanyl. The film recounts the devastating aspects of the spread of this drug, on all those involved, transversally, in a direct, almost news report style, and with people not really actors involved, which makes the sense of relatability even more effective.
The post “King Ivory”, interview with the director John Swab and lead actor James Badge Dale appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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‘September 5’ is an intense race against time, for a television crew that is for the first time in the history of television faced with a dilemma: what to show the public? What is right or wrong: is the news or the people in it worth more?
The post “September 5”, interview with the director Tim Fehlbaum appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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Alex Ross Perry's ‘Pavements’ is a grotesque and ironic celebration of the fake success of the band Pavement, just before this success and celebration happened in reality and in an even more massive way than the imagination had imagined.
The post “Pavements”, interview with the director Alex Ross Perry appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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"TWST - Things we said Today" by Andrej Ujica starts with the arrival of the Beatles in New York in 1965 for the famous first concert at Shea Stadium and continues in a snapshot of the world of the America in those days and the effect of the new British [...]
The post “TWST – Things We Said Today”, interview with the director Andrej Ujica appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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Selton Mello plays the Brazilian hero Ruben Paiva in Walter Salles' drama “I'M Still Here”, a slice of life in Brazil under the dictatorship, and a story treated with passion and participation.
The post “I’m Still Here”, interview with the actor Selton Mello appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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2Why War" by Amos Gitai is a reflection in hybrid form, fiction and documentary, on the meaning of war and its futility as a means of conflict resolution, starting with the epistolary reflections of Albert Einstein and Sigmund Feud
The post “Why War”, interview with the director Amos Gitai appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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"Apocalypse in the Tropics", by Petra Costa, is a documentary on the rise and fall of Bolsonaro, as a universal example of the crisis of democracy and trust in the democratic system, a worldwide trend for the defeat of which the film attempts to provide an analysis from the inside.
The post “Apocalypse in the Tropics”, interview with the director Pedra Costa and producer Alessandra Orofino appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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“One To One: John and Yoko“, by Kevin Macdonald, presented Out of Competition at the Venice International Film Festival, is more than a documentary about a concert (the only live gig John Lennon did in New York), it is a fresco of 1970s New York, a collage of the sensations [...]
The post “One To One: John And Yoko”, interview with the director Kevin Macdonald appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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‘2073’ by Aisf Kapadia is a film that was created to make people discuss, to awaken, even to disturb and upset, but with the aim of making people move and understand what is happening to the planet and our world, and to do something about it.
The post “2073”, interview with the director Asif Kapadia appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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Alexandros Avranas' “Quiet Life” tells of a medical situation in Sweden involving refugee children: Child Resignation Syndrome, where children fall into a state of silence and asthenia to the point of coma. A family drama that serves as a social and political warning.
The post “Quiet Life”, interview with the director Alexandros Avranas appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
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Peter Weir has been awarded with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 81st Venice international Film Festival. With a career's span of 40 years, and just 14 films made, he talks about the meaning of making films and the importance of the stories to tell, regardless the genre.
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Wolfs by Jon Watts brings back together Pitt & Clooney and welcomes actors that can walk that “tightrope between deadly serious and completely ridiculous”.
The post “Wolfs”, interview with actors Amy Ryan and Austin Abrams appeared first on Fred Film Radio.