PODCAST | David Martos interviews Roger Michell, director of the film Blackbird.
Roger Michell, who had a great success with Notting Hill, speaks about how difficult is it to finance new films, working with Susan Sarandon or addressing the moral debate on euthanasia.
Blackbird: Lily (Susan Sarandon) is dying and by the end of this weekend, she’ll be dead. The pain of losing herself to illness is too much to bear so she decides, with help from her husband, Paul (Sam Neill), that she’ll expedite the process and invites her family to the house so they can spend her final days together.
Big girls don't cry captures the wild, unfiltered world of teenage life in 2006—and the filmmaker’s journey from Jane Campion’s mentorship to the big screen.
Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning leads the Rome Film Fest 2026 winners, with major awards also going to Congo Boy, Mustang and The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd. The complete list of winners and the festival's …
At the Rome Film Fest 2026 with Me, You, protagonist Sonia Ammar on Caia, the young woman at the heart of Bille August’s film and on the invisible scars of war