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Andrzej
Wajda
Incredibly
for a film that has been seen by over six million
people in Poland and is screening here as a special
tribute to its director, who received a special lifetime
achievement award from the Berlinale the other night
Pan Tadeusz has no publicist.
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Viet
Helmer
The
multi award-winning Tuvalu, one of the buzz films of
the Berlinale, was 10 years in the
making, but its director never had any doubt that it
would be worth the effort.
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Auli
Mantila
The
director of Forum entry Geography Of Fear
doesn't like having her personal space invaded. But
Nick Roddick treads carefully and emerges enlightened
and unscathed...
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Anthony
Minghella
Despite
coming to the end of a long and arduous press tour,
the director of The
Talented Mr Ripley is still only too happy to
talk, as Nick Roddick discovers.
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Leonardo
di Caprio
"But
the truth is, Titanic was a real departure
from the movies that I was doing. It was the type of
film that I really wanted to try at least once, you
know. And I'm glad I did to this day: it was an unbelievable
experience. But it certainly doesn't affect how I treat
roles."
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Paul
Thomas Anderson
The
director of Oscar-hopeful Magnolia and
champion of 'New Hollywood' talks
to Nick Roddick about three-hour movies, Burt Reynolds
and Tom Cruise.
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Gong
Li
This
year's Jury President talks to Nick Roddick about Breaking
The Silence, the impact of the
Asian economic crisis and the problem of script censorship
in China.
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David
Green
Nick
Roddick talks to David Gordon Green, the young director
of buzz Forum title George
Washington, and finds that he has plenty to
say for himself at 24.
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Daniel
Graig
Craig,
who is one of this year's Shooting Stars and who won
the Best Actor Award in Edinburgh in 1998, plays Ronald
Blanche, a chef who works in Hotel Splendide.
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Sento
Takenori
Head
of the recently formed Suncent CinemaWorks and producer
of some of the most distinctive Japanese films of
the past couple of years. Sento San intends to make
something of an impact on
Berlin
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Ulrich
Felsberg
Wim
Wenders' Road Movies partner and the executive producer
of Million Dollar Hotel tells Nick Roddick
about the film, the future and the face of cinema to
come...
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