Shakira: Being an Immigrant in U.S. ‘Means Living in Constant Fear’
The Colombian-born singer moved to the U.S. as a teenager to expand her music career. Source: Shakira: Being an Immigrant in U.S. ‘Means Living in Constant Fear’
‘The rain brings out a cinematic quality’: Eric Van Nynatten’s best phone picture
A neon sign reflected in a puddle in New York City’s Theater District inspired this enigmatic shot. Source: ‘The rain brings out a cinematic quality’: Eric Van Nynatten’s best phone picture | Photography | The Guardian
Cannes Lion Festival CEO Interview on Global Creators’ Struggles
As thought leaders descend on the south of France, the head of the annual confab says that global creators are struggling to make “bold, disruptive work.” Source: Cannes Lion Festival CEO Interview on Global Creators’ Struggles
Why Stanley Kubrick demanded a cinema be repainted
There was perhaps nobody more fanatic about their craft than Stanley Kubrick, with the director leaving no stone unturned as he perfected every single frame and controlled everything that passed through it, leading to breathtaking spectacles like 2001: A Space … Continued
Peter Chan Reveals Decade-Long Journey Behind ‘She’s Got No Name’
Peter Chan Ho-sun‘s “She’s Got No Name,” which opened this year’s Shanghai International Film Festival, represents one of the most tortuous paths from page to screen in recent memory. Source: Peter Chan Reveals Decade-Long Journey Behind ‘She’s Got No Name’
Video: Why costume is key in Wes Anderson’s cinematic universe
From binoculars to sweatbands, the characters in Wes Anderson’s cinematic universe wear their personas — sometimes literally — on their sleeves. Adam Woodward, film critic and author of “The Worlds of Wes Anderson,” breaks down some of the key costumes … Continued