​By Adam Ray Palmer
 
Butterfly Kisses a powerful independent film helmed by two strong individuals, so I thought, why not talk to them about it!
 
Whilst swanning about in Berlin, myself, Theo Stevenson and Rosie Day discussed the film, the director, what’s next in their lives… and yes Humans series 3.
 
Have a read below for some humorous and insightful answers…

​By Adam Ray Palmer
 
Neil Triffett’s brilliant little film EMO the Musical premiered this week at the Berlinale in the Generation section (you can read our review on Cineroom now).
 
I had got the chance to sit down and chat with director-writer Neil and the lead star Benson Jack Anthony about all things emo… and such.
 
We talk musicals, school issues and Grease…

​By Adam Ray Palmer
 
Following on from its premiere at the London Film Festival, On The Road continues its travels across the globe with another screening at the Berlinale.
 
Michael Winterbottom is in town and I had the delight of sitting down with him and getting the truths of being on tour, his connection to the band and what’s coming up on The Trip.
 
Michael’s rock n roll persona is up there with this rockumentary…

​Our editor-in-chief, Adam Ray Palmer, caught up with Discreet director Travis Mathews at the Berlinale yesterday.
 
Below is an interview about his latest film as they discuss the choice of music in Discreet, why Travis wanted to make the movie and his favourite films.
 
A review of Discreet will be available on Cineroom shortly after the world premiere has taken place on Saturday.

This feature is where we discuss a topic of film and decide which three movies from that specific topic fit into the categories of ‘acquire, hire or fire’. We will be getting guests to do their versions too. Guests may include readers, fellow writers or even stars of film. Today, it’s a Northern Ireland-based reader, Conor Henry.
 
'Acquire' means a film you would buy, 'Hire' means you would rent it and 'Fire' of course means you wouldn’t give it the time of day.
 
Today’s theme is ‘Irish Films’.