Harry Cepka, Grace Glowicki – Raf #TFF37

November 29, 2019

Harry Cepka, Grace Glowicki - Raf #TFF37 fredfilmradio

Podcast | Download

PODCAST | Chiara Nicoletti interviews Harry Cepka and Grace Glowicki, director and actress of the film Raf.

After the TIFF, at the 37th Torino Film Festival, Harry Cepka brings his first feature film, his thesis film Raf with Grace Glowicki playing Raf and Jesse Stanley in the role of Tal, the intoxicating woman, the protagonist Raf becomes friends with. The director and his best friend, actress Grace Glowicki comment on how the film depicts the power dynamics in a friendship and how a person’s character can be shaped by the people they surround themselves with.

Raf: A techno-laced exploration of a tumultuous friendship from its giddy beginning to its sudden end. In the twilight of her 20s, Raf works two jobs and spends her free time playing boardgames with her boyfriend’s roommates. Privately, she fantasizes of a life of performance and dance clubs. Over the course of several charged encounters, she becomes friends with a charismatic and wealthy woman named Tal. Raf becomes infatuated with Tal’s take-no-prisoners lifestyle. With Tal as her guide, Raf begins to see a new vision of herself, until a humiliating weekend at Tal’s country home reveals the true power balance between them.

To discover more about Raf, click here.

Written by: fredfilmradio

Chiara Nicoletti Grace Glowicki Harry Cepka RAF Torino Film Festival

Guest

Chiara Nicoletti Grace Glowicki Harry Cepka

Film

Raf

Festival

Torino Film Festival

Rate it

Channel posts

News

Berlinale

Berlinale 2025: 75th Edition Highlights with Tilda Swinton, Richard Linklater, Bong Joon Ho, and Todd Haynes

January 21, 2025

The 75th Berlinale shines with Tom Tykwer’s opening, Tilda Swinton’s Golden Bear, and films from Richard Linklater, Bong Joon Ho, James Mangold, Todd Haynes, Marion Cotillard, and more!

News

David Lynch, Architect of Dreams and Darkness, Passes Away at 78

January 17, 2025

David Lynch, the visionary behind Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, and Mulholland Drive, passes away at 78. His films redefined storytelling, blending dreams and darkness into cinematic art.