Alison Klayman, the award-winning filmmaker behind Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, has returned with her new film The Brink, an observational documentary focusing on controversial political figure Steve Bannon. I caught up with Alison Klayman to discuss the film, how it came to be, and what challenges she faced. Steve Bannon couldn’t be
BRWC got the behind the scenes gossip with Visual Effects Producer Rachel Wheeler Visual Effects Producer, Rachel Wheeler, has produced visual effects on numerous feature films and commercials over the last thirteen years, including Happy Feet, Avatar, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, The Great Gatsby, Gravity and The Gunman.
Ahead of The Edinburgh Film Festival’s World Premiere screening of ASTRONAUT, a moving drama about a retired man’s desire to fly to space, debut director Shelagh McLeod describes how the film achieved lift-off, working with Richard Dreyfuss and her love for sci-fi and horror. Q: You’ve just completed your first feature
Wade In The Water director Mark Wilson spent some time with us. How does one get to do what you do, Mark? I have an amazing wife that supports me…without her I couldn’t make movies. Do you juggle the filmmaking with a real job – most filmmakers have to, right? I do. I’m currently
Mersey Boys' Steven G. Farrell: Interview - By Carlos Larriega A. Mersey Boys is a novel about an american art professor, Al Moran , who met John Lennon in 1959. Gradually Lennon, Moran and a beautiful independent woman called Ginny Browne merge into a friendship that leads to the forming of
