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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
PODCAST| Sarah Bradbury interviews Viggo Mortensen, actor of the film Green Book.
Viggo Mortensen told us why he wanted to be involved with the film Green Book, how we worked to bring out the humour in his character and the story, particular through his on-screen chemistry with Mahershala Ali, and why he feels the film is so relevant right now.
Green Book: To give a concert tour in the Jim Crow-era American South, a black pianist (Mahershala Ali) hires a white bodyguard (Viggo Mortensen) as his driver. Director Peter Farrelly portrays racial segregation in all its brutality while imbuing his film with humour and humanity.
A dark fairy tale about growing up, belonging and the fear of being replaced. Bàrbara Farré and Diego Betancor discuss the personal origins of Mala Bèstia, its unsettling vision of adolescence and the decision to make a debut feature without …
Character designer Thibault Leclercq talks about Wildwood and its stop-motion puppets, at the 24th edition of Alice nella Città.
Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival
Marian Arechega, director of the vibrant Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival, discusses the 2026 edition programme, showcasing recent and diverse cinema from Spain.
Nicolas Winding Refn on Her Private Hell, his first feature in ten years, in Italian cinemas from October 1.
