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PODCAST | Matt Micucci interviews Neasa Hardiman, director of the film Sea Fever.
A conversation with Neasa Hardiman, director of Sea Fever, featured in this year’s edition of the European Film Promotion’s EUROPE! Voices of Women in Film, presented in collaboration with the Sydney Film Festival. In this interview, Hardiman talks about the theme of responsibility that is explored within her film, her admiration for the communicative power of genre films, the challenge of shooting a feature almost entirely set on open water and more.
This interview was recorded for the Big FRED Tuesday.
Sea Fever: The crew of an Irish fishing trawler fall prey to a deadly sea creature in this gripping sci-fi thriller.
"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 …
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“Possibility of paradise” the quest for a new Eden in a tropical purgatory, where dreams face reality: what is a good life, and how to live it?
"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.
“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.
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