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Terrence Malick’s seminal 1973 film Badlands touches on Jean-Paul Satre’s ideas about authenticity as it deconstructs the young rebel myth.
British actress Linda Louise Duan talks about her amazing break into films playing Tina Monrou in Dr Strange, her work in short films and the representation of Asian people in cinema.
Former programmer for Picturehouse and Curzon, and one of the UK’s most daring distributors, Jason Wood tell Gorilla about the sorry state of London’s independent cinemas.
We speak to filmmaker and writer Charlie Lyne about Harmony Korine and paint drying
We look at the complex and considered cinematography of the French cinema great – and 70mm fan – Jacques Tati.
Gorilla talks to Jimmy Dean and Ellie Gocher about their short film about a young traveller girl, Charity, and what it was like shooting on celluloid with just £3,000.
The UK documentary is in rude health. As the Grierson awards celebrating the industry approach, we look at the contradictions in the legacy of this filmmaking form.
Gorilla catches up with British director Neil Mcenery-West to talk about his new infection thriller, Containment.
Modern threats like large chains and property prices could kill off London’s independent cinemas. But they might find refuge in an old idea: community.
Your average film fan has 2.3 childhood memories destroyed every year by poor reboots and sequels. How do we find enjoyment in these times?