“This is Happening Without Your Permission” – Philip Ilson on the LSFF’s Journey
Philip Ilson is one of the founders of The London Short Film Festival (LSFF). This month sees the festival host its fourteenth edition […]
How Filmmaker Martin Scorsese’s Faith Informed his Most Iconic Characters
Silence isn’t the first occasion when the director’s obsession with religion has been at the fore. Martin Scorsese is not only one of […]
The Horror Of A Growing Relevance: Katharine Round Discusses The Divide
Cinema can both entertain and inform, sometimes simultaneously. But when we use the term ‘entertainment’ what is exactly meant by it? Is the […]
The Lighthouse: Chris Crow’s Haunting Island Sonata
Throughout the history of storytelling real life events have provided sustenance for dramatic fiction. While the mind and the levels of consciousness remain […]
Toward a Second Trilogy: Patricio Guzmán Discusses The Pearl Button
The celebrated Chilean documentary filmmaker Patricio Guzmán has used cinema as a means to explore the turbulent history of his homeland, first with […]
Mise-en-scène | The Journal of Film & Visual Narration Vol 1, No 1 (2016)
One frame at a time… Mise-en-scène: The Journal of Film & Visual Narration (MSJ), the official film studies journal of Kwantlen Polytechnic University […]