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Paul Mescal's latest film, The History of Sound, is currently making its way around Australia as part of the British Film Festival.
@andyhazel.bsky.social caught up with Paul to discuss his work on the film in this interview here:
www.thecurb.com.au/the-history-...
@andyhazel.bsky.social caught up with Paul to discuss his work on the film in this interview here:
www.thecurb.com.au/the-history-...
“Films like this definitely feel more like home to me.” Paul Mescal on The History of Sound
Paul Mescal first encountered The History of Sound in an unlikely place: a hotel bed in Australia, fresh out of quarantine, just before Christmas. He had been in the country shooting Benjamin Millepie...
www.thecurb.com.au
November 17, 2025 at 5:51 AM
Paul Mescal's latest film, The History of Sound, is currently making its way around Australia as part of the British Film Festival.
@andyhazel.bsky.social caught up with Paul to discuss his work on the film in this interview here:
www.thecurb.com.au/the-history-...
@andyhazel.bsky.social caught up with Paul to discuss his work on the film in this interview here:
www.thecurb.com.au/the-history-...
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kids are loving the latest trend but parents, worry about dangers. we talked to three cool varsity jocks and one pencil neck dad to find out who's right, and who a old ass nerd. but first, Murderer on the loose? our mayor pledged to make halloween scary again. but some locals fear being murdered
September 14, 2025 at 10:38 AM
kids are loving the latest trend but parents, worry about dangers. we talked to three cool varsity jocks and one pencil neck dad to find out who's right, and who a old ass nerd. but first, Murderer on the loose? our mayor pledged to make halloween scary again. but some locals fear being murdered
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Lynne Ramsay's new film is great and, being a forthright Glaswegian, she gives a terrific interview. I left out the best bit, where I thanked her for putting a song I played guitar on in the film's climax as it didin't really fit, but she gave the perfect response: "you fucking what?"
Filmmaker Lynne Ramsay on her return with Die My Love
The maverick Scottish filmmaker behind We Need To Talk About Kevin and You Were Never Really Here returns with Die My Love, a feral, funny story of motherhood and survival.
www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
October 25, 2025 at 1:20 AM
Lynne Ramsay's new film is great and, being a forthright Glaswegian, she gives a terrific interview. I left out the best bit, where I thanked her for putting a song I played guitar on in the film's climax as it didin't really fit, but she gave the perfect response: "you fucking what?"
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I interviewed Robert Redford back in 2019 and it turned out to be one of his last ever longform interviews. Here it is six years later in A Rabbit's Foot...
Robert Redford, the man who lived
Andy Hazel spoke to the late, great Robert Redford about childhood, freedom and living in dark times.
a-rabbitsfoot.com
September 19, 2025 at 10:55 PM
I interviewed Robert Redford back in 2019 and it turned out to be one of his last ever longform interviews. Here it is six years later in A Rabbit's Foot...
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i'm the guy who invented the spike traps that pop out of temple walls. i hate my job. every day my boss says "why haven't we killed any archeologists" and i say "they haven't invented that yet." they pay me in tomb juice. i hate tomb juice. honestly i might just start working on my big boulder idea
August 25, 2025 at 12:44 AM
i'm the guy who invented the spike traps that pop out of temple walls. i hate my job. every day my boss says "why haven't we killed any archeologists" and i say "they haven't invented that yet." they pay me in tomb juice. i hate tomb juice. honestly i might just start working on my big boulder idea
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Wes Craven's analysis of America from this interview he did in 1988 feels like it could have been from yesterday
November 19, 2024 at 8:37 PM
Wes Craven's analysis of America from this interview he did in 1988 feels like it could have been from yesterday