Category Archives: Film
February Newsletter: A Complete Unknown, Lean on Pete, and Headoniste
Left: “Lean on Pete” film poster | Right: © Classiq Journal “The road out would be treacherous, and I didn’t know where it would lead but I followed it anyway. It was a strange world ahead that … Read More
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“For Bird, it was essential that he didn’t have that dress coding at all”: In conversation with costume designer Alex Bovaird
Frank Rogowski as Bird in “Bird”, 2024. BBC Films, BFI, MUBI It’s been years since I saw Fish Tank and I still think of it as special and raw, this disarming, intimate family chronicle and unsparing yet humorous and … Read More
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“I want my work to feel human”: In conversation with designer Juan Miguel Marin
Image courtesy of Juan Miguel Marin Juan Miguel Marin’s extended remit of graphic design, better known as La Moutique, includes film posters, film titles and opening sequences, album art, book covers and cultural organization branding. Simplicity is what usually … Read More
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January Newsletter: Bird, The Tennis Court & Ruthie’s Table 4
Photos: Classiq Journal “You have to see it to be it.” Billie Jean King Viewing Cast Out with Love, a wonderful, poetic short visual story written by Lauren Williams, and directed by Greg Dennis, … Read More
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“I am still learning, which keeps it fresh”: Interview with film still photographer JoJo Whilden
Christian Bale in “The Fighter”, 2010. Paramount Pictures. Photo by JoJo Whilden. Watching a film, the moving picture, you can travel the world, its diversity and richness. You can also travel the whole spectrum of emotions. At the same … Read More
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