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Julien Temple – Director – Gran Premio Torino

Fred is honoured to talk to Julien Temple,  legendary witness of the Punk movement and cult director, here at Torino 32 to receive the award GRAN PREMIO TORINO.

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Emilie Verhamme – Director –  Eau Zoo

Fred meets with Emilie Verhamme, the mind behind the ambitious film EAU ZOO, here in Turin 32 in the Festa Mobile section.

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Giuliana Muscio –  Film History Professor

FRED talks to Giuliana Muscio , film history professor , about her experience teaching cinema in Italy and in the US and the importance of film literacy and giving young audiences the instruments to better understand films and the language of cinema.

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Alessandro Cattelan – Actor – Ogni maledetto Natale

FRED’s Chiara Nicoletti meets Alessandro Cattelan, host of X FACTOR Italy and famous TV and radio host, at his first experience as an actor in the new film by Luca Vendruscolo, Mattia Torre and Giacomo Ciarrapico OGNI MALEDETTO NATALE . The Film will premiere at the 32nd Torino Film Festival in the MOVEABLE FEAST section.

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Nilita Vachani – Filmmaker – Eyes of Stone

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Chris O’Neill – Head of Cinema – Triskel Arts Centre

FRED’s Matt Micucci meets Chris O’Neill, head of cinema at the Triskel Arts Centre as well as programmer and programme consultant of the 59th Cork Film Festival. We meet with Chris shortly after the end of the festival, and he shares with us his impressions of how this year\’s edition went. He also talks to us about his work as head of cinema at Triskel Arts Centre and tells us about the spectacular and unique venue itself, as well as some of the film programmes that take place in it, including the very special Twisted Celluloid screenings.

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Lorenz Merz, Filmmaker, Cherry Pie.

FRED’s Matt Micucci meets filmmaker Lorenz Merz, who talks about his CHERRY PIE, which was shown at the 59th Cork Film Festival. Lorenz talks to us about his exciting travelling experimentation, setting off on a journey with an actress and letting the story come out impulsively. He also talks how the film was constructed, shot and the relationship of trust that was built up between him and his actress.

CHERRY PIE is the story of a young woman named Zoe who sets off on a journey to lose herself – instead of finding herself – and in the process, the facets of her personality seem to fade away and disappear.

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Aoife Desmond, Artist and programmer, 59th Cork Film Festival.

FRED’s Matt Micucci talks to Aoife Desmond, artist and filmmaker as well as curator and programmer of a special focus on experimental filmmaking dealing with Palestinian cinema and themes – the idea of this programme is to shine a light on alternative filmmaking dealing with this often talked about theme in different and alternative ways. Aoife also talks with us about her own work and her interests as an artist and tells us about the Dublin’s Experimental Film Club.

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Hannah Arterton, Rea Mole, Actresses, Hide and Seek.

FRED’s Matt Micucci meets HANNAH ARTERTON and REA MOLE, the two lead actresses in HIDE AND SEEK by Joanna Coates. They talk to Fred Film Radio about how their involvement in the project began, the challenges of improvisation, and also how they experienced the nakedness and sexuality which this particular story and vision required.

HIDE AND SEEK is a film about four fragile young people fleeing London to start an unconventional utopia, creating a world of fantasy that overwhelms them.

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Matt Hulse, Director, Dummy Jim

FRED’s Matt Micucci meets filmmaker Matt Hulse, who presented his film DUMMY JIM at the 59th Cork Film Festival. He talked about the challenges of representing the deaf mute community in his film, how he came across the figure of James Duthie and also tells us about the key element of the journey in his film – which took him 13 years to complete.

DUMMY JIM is playfully adapted from the little-known journal ‘I Cycled Into The Arctic Circle’ (1951) by profoundly deaf cyclist James Duthie, who one day set off alone on his bicycle from a village in Scotland, bound for Morocco. How did he end up in the Arctic Circle? Led by deaf actor Samuel Dore on an increasingly bizarre 6000 mile journey, this eccentric road movie mixes documentary, fiction and animation. Sadly, Jim was killed on the road in 1965 but this film memorializes a quiet, determined maverick whilst offering an honest insight into his community, with village inhabitants emerging as creative participants and performers.

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