Rohan Campbell on Below

Rohan Campbell discusses his role as Jay Penney in Below, shooting on location in Newfoundland, finding the show’s warmth and humor, revisiting Halloween Ends, choosing projects that genuinely excite him,…

By Film Updates10.10.2613 min

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Logan Marshall-Green on Beware Boiúna

Logan Marshall-Green discusses his role as Brennan Malloy in Beware Boiúna, shooting deep in the Amazon, working with Mike P. Nelson, the film’s practical…

Film Updates · 04.10.26

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Jake Dunn on My Brilliant Career

Jake Dunn discusses his role as Frank Hawden in Netflix’s My Brilliant Career, stepping into his first romantic role, working with Philippa Northeast, playing…

Film Updates · 25.09.26

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Drew Starkey and Dan Stevens on Onslaught

Drew Starkey and Dan Stevens discuss Adam Wingard’s ferocious siege thriller Onslaught, crafting two of the film’s strangest characters, taking big swings with a…

Film Updates · 04.09.26

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01 Adria Arjona and Adam Wingard on OnslaughtAdria Arjona and Adam Wingard discuss their new action-thriller Onslaught, playing a complicated mother who isn’t ready to… 03.09 02 Jane Schoenbrun on Teenage Sex and Death at Camp MiasmaWriter-director Jane Schoenbrun discusses their euphoric, blood-soaked third feature Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, making work… 07.08 03 Elliot Tuttle and Kieron Moore on Blue FilmDirector Elliot Tuttle and star Kieron Moore discuss their incendiary debut Blue Film, its long journey to a… 12.06 04 Katherine Parkinson, Lisa McGrillis, Emily Atack and Oliver Chris on Rivals Season 2Katherine Parkinson, Lisa McGrillis, Emily Atack and Oliver Chris discuss Rivals Season 2, returning to the dysfunctional world… 05.06 05 Leo Woodall on TunerLeo Woodall discusses his latest film Tuner, playing a piano tuner with hyperacusis who turns to safecracking, working… 02.06 06 Natalie Erika James, Midori Francis, Danielle Macdonald and Madeleine Madden on SaccharineDirector Natalie Erika James and stars Midori Francis, Danielle Macdonald and Madeleine Madden discuss Saccharine, using body horror… 24.05

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LFF ReviewBFI London Film Festival

Die My Love

Led by an earth-shattering Jennifer Lawrence, Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love is a difficult, deeply uncomfortable exploration of motherhood, isolation and postpartum depression. Uneven and occasionally frustrating, but rewarding for those willing to meet…

Ahmad W. · 17.10.25