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One of the modern masters of cinematography and his extraordinary work for directors such as Woody Allen, Elio Petri and Michelangelo Antonioni is the subject of an enlightening new documentary
Artist and illustrator Rory Kurtz discusses movie posters, the magic of memory and his approach to creating new artwork for the 50th anniversary of the 1967 film starring Dustin Hoffman
A new genre-defining exhibition at the Barbican proves the enduring appeal of science fiction and its sub-genres lies in its ability to throw up questions about the past, present and future of the world we live in
To coincide with London’s first Architecture Film Festival, we look at three films from this year’s programme that reframe the relationship between architecture and cinema
How filming a seven-hour train journey launched the Slow TV movement and became a Norwegian broadcasting phenomenon
A new film campaign by Ermenegildo Zegna sees the two actors come together to discuss the moments that made their careers
In our new print issue, we meet an actor firing on all canons as he relishes a new, more distinguished, chapter in his life
PORT travels to Hollywood to meet Kevin Spacey and Maggie Gyllenhaal, who discuss their roles in Jameson’s First Shot competition for budding directors
Musician and dj James Lavelle talks to PORT about curating a new exhibition at London’s Somerset House that celebrates the legacy of Stanley Kubrick
In this exclusive short film, one of the world’s top Judo champions, George Kerr CBE, recounts travelling from Edinburgh to Tokyo in 1957 to attend the ultimate training academy
Ahead of the launch of issue 18 of PORT this Thursday 7th April, cover star Will Self muses on the future of publishing
To celebrate the launch of their new LunarEpic Flyknit trainer, PORT teams up with Nike to present a new short film inspired by the motivation and dedication of the lead coach of the Nike+ Run Club in London, Cory Wharton-Malcolm
We talk to the animation supervisor behind Anomalisa, the Oscar-nominated stop motion drama from director Charlie Kaufman
Filmmaker Jennifer Peedom discusses her BAFTA-nominated documentary Sherpa, which follows the aftermath of one of Everest’s worst disasters
PORT chats to the Italian filmmaker about the relationship between man and machine, and how passion can be more important than professionalism
PORT meets the enigmatic German filmmaker to discuss his penchant for 3D film and the recent collaboration with Italian eyewear brand Persol
Mukunda Angulo gives PORT a firsthand account of life at home for him and his six siblings, now stars of Crystal Moselle’s documentary The Wolfpack.
Port meets some of the directors and film programmers behind Onwards and Outwards, a UK-wide celebration of women in British cinema
Port meets veteran film set designer Dante Ferretti, who discusses working under the “maestro” Federico Fellini
Writer and director Bruce Robinson shares his lists of likes and dislikes, spanning French words to gooseberries and Margaret Thatcher