Tag: Raindance


  • Raindance Film Festival: – “There’s no point running out and shooting something unless you’ve got a script that is amazing” – An interview with Keir and Dédé Burrows, Part Two

    In part two of The Edge‘s interview with director-producer team Keir and Dédé Burrows, the names behind Raindance favourite Worm, we continued to talk about the brilliance of sci-fi, including our favourite sci-fi’s, and whether Alex Garland’s Ex Machina can really stand the test the time… One of the questions Worm tries to answer, or at least bring up, […]

  • Raindance Film Festival: “If I were to meet myself, I’d crack jokes with me, we’d have the same sense of humour, we’d get along, we’ve both gotta be idiots” – An interview with Keir and Dédé Burrows, Part One

    Sophie Trenear continues our coverage of Raindance Film Festival, with an interview with the creative forces behind Sci-fi screener, Worm.

  • Raindance Film Festival: Press Conference with Ken Loach

    As part of The Edge’s Raindance Film Festival coverage, writer Sophie was there to see auteur Ken Loach receive his award.

  • Raindance 2016 – “The first time I ever saw an actor read my words and make them better than it was on the page, I felt my heart swell. Like oh, that’s what love is!”: An Interview with Stephen Elliott, Part Two

    In the second part of her interview with Stephen Elliot, Sophie Trenear talks to him about her latest film.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Dusky Paradise

    Writer Sophie reviews the motivational yet slightly mundane feature from Raindance, directed by Gregory Kirchhoff.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Lost Girls

    Writer Sophie reviews Julia Verdin’s short film which looks into the dark underworld of sex trafficking.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Chronically Metropolitan

    Writer Sophie reviews the hugely disappointing Chronically Metropolitan, which featured at Raindance Film Festival.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Train Driver’s Diary

    Writer Sophie reviews Raindance’s standout so far, a story of the innocent train drivers who inadvertently become mass murders.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Gozo

    Writer Sophie reviews Gozo at Raindance, Miranda Bowen’s directorial debut, which doesn’t quite live up to its potential.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Jules and Dolores

    Writer Sophie reviews the Brazillian crime dramedy, Jules and Dolores, which has been selected for the official competition for best film at Raindance Film Festival.

  • Raindance Film Festival Q & A: Stephan Littger

    At Raindance Film Festival Sophie Trenear got the opportunity to attend a question and answer session with director Stephen Littger.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: After Adderall

    Writer Sophie continues her Raindance festival coverage with Stephen Elliott’s Inception-esque film, which proves to be hugely disappointing.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Incarnation

    Writer Sophie continues her Raindance Film Festival coverage with Filip Kovacevic’s Groundhog Day-esque action thriller.

  • Raindance Film Festival review: Anti Matter

    Writer Sophie continues her coverage of the 24th Raindance Film Festival, reviewing Kier Burrows directorial debut, Worm.