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“3,000 times a day for two weeks” – Nathan Johnson on the Painstaking Push Pin Animation of ‘Change is

Director Nathan Johnson invited DN to dig into the hazards of flying pins and sore fingers he faced during the creation of his mind-boggling stop motion music

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Brick

El Vez gets that after sex buzz watching Rian Johnson's directorial debut.

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A Musician Makes a Music Video While Making a Music Video in Josh Sondock’s Ambitious Promo ‘Morning / Midnight’

Josh Sondock unpacks the ambitious technicality behind his multi-layered one-take music video about a musician making a music video.

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MarBelle Top Ten Feature Films of 2019

"These are the films which most quickly jumped to my lips when asked the question what have you been watching?" MarBelle shares his top ten films of 2019.

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What to Get Excited About at the BFI London Film Festival 2019

DN looks forward to the 63rd Annual BFI London Film Festival, offering insight on what to catch from this year's extensive and exciting lineup of films.

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MarBelle 2012 Top Ten

This year saw me hit a strange balance where my feature watching was significantly impacted by the amount of online shorts I found myself watching, and being

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Looper clip-o-matic trailer

DN favourite Rian Johnson reveals an insightful part of the pre-production process with his “fake trailer” using clips from other movies for

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The Brothers Bloom

When Rian Johnson’s Brick came out in 2005, the class and confidence shown in the young filmmaker’s directorial debut blew me away. For those of you

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Bartek Sozanski Captures the Insidious Effects of Brexit Stoked Far-Right Propaganda in ‘Live to Remain’

Made in the wake of Brexit-inspired far-right hate crimes Bartek Sozanski's 'Live to Remain' deftly explores what could lead someone to commit such an act.

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Facing an Uncertain Future in Winnie Cheung’s Time Travel Short ‘Dear Lucas’

In 'Dear Lucas' director Winnie Cheung has crafted a time travel short in which the characters, not the tech, command our attention. Cheung joins us to discuss

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