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Spaniards may not crowd the streets by the tens of thousands to celebrate their auteurs the way they do their futbolistas, but there has been a palpable sense of exuberance in the industry this spring about a historic moment for Spanish cinema. “I wish we lived it like that!” director Rodrigo Sorogoyen joked on the…
Somewhere in your home, there’s likely a camera that used to mean something. A Nikon FM2 inherited from a parent, a Canon AE-1 found at a flea market, a Pentax K1000 that still smells faintly of old leather. These bodies were built with a precision and intention that most modern cameras rarely replicate. The feel…
The end of an era. Photo by Bryan Steffy/Getty Images for CinemaCon Club Chalamet is recalibrating her fandom. Simone Cromer, the 59-year-old stan who runs the viral Timothee Chalamet fan account Club Chalamet, announced on Instagram that she will be taking a step back from running the popular account. “Things have changed in this fandom…
Mile End Kicks director Chandler Levack chats with The FADER about music criticism and 2011 Montreal feeling like “the center of the universe.” Image courtesy of ‘Mile End Kicks’ Music critics needed a win. Haunted by pop star backlash, tied to a teetering music media industry, and facing the influencer-ization of our craft, us beleaguered…
Director Akinola Davies Jr.’s semi-autobiographical debut feature is a tender portrait of fatherhood and what it means to fill in the blanks. The strength of My Father’s Shadow is in its heartwarming subtlety. On the surface, the 90-minute film is about a stern but loving father, Folarin, who brings his two sons, Remi and Akin,…
AI video generation startup Luma has launched Innovative Dreams, a production company built in partnership with Wonder Project, a streaming service that produces religious films and TV on Amazon Prime. The tie-up’s first show will be called “The Old Stories: Moses,” starring British actor Ben Kingsley and set to launch this spring on Prime Video. …
Film cameras have had a strange little comeback, and not in the way anyone expected. It’s not that people find waiting days for developed photos convenient. It’s that pulling a mechanical viewfinder to your eye still feels more deliberate, more personal, than tapping a glass screen. Vintage bodies from the 1970s and ’80s have become…
Jordan Raf discusses his long relationship with The Drama’s director and his “so European” taste. Photo by Caleb Adams Blink and you’ll miss Jordan Raf in The Drama. The New York City-based actor and musician plays the chef catering the starring couple’s wedding who is also present for the fateful pre-dinner where the bride, played…
The Swedish star’s radically free and totally horny new album is part of a moment where post-parenthood art by women in their mid-40s has penetrated the mainstream. Photo by Marili Andre In the eight years since Robyn’s last album, the clubby, downtempo Honey, Robyn froze her eggs, broke up with her long term partner, and…
The Hong Kong film industry is looking back even as it charts a course forward — and this week it has good reason to reflect. Filmart, the city’s annual entertainment industry gathering, is staging its 30th edition, while the Hong Kong International Film Festival prepares to mark its 50th in early April. Both milestones deserve…