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At this year’s International Film Festival Rotterdam, Port talked to Daniel Bird about never before seen outtakes from Parajanov’s poetic masterpiece – The Colour of Pomegranates
No single figure represents the Nouvelle Vague – the period of intense, dynamic creativity in French cinema in the 1960s – better than Anna Karina
Thea Hawlin looks back at the life and work of Marcello Mastroianni, the shape-shifting film icon
The chairman of London’s favourite cinema, Peckhamplex, reflects on community, authenticity and independence
Christian Marclay’s cinematic meditation on temporality and mortality continues to entrance audiences at Tate Modern
The legendary documentarian on his latest film, capturing outsider genius, and the importance of living life without limits
Nikita Dmitriev reflects on Climax, the new film from notorious French-Argentinean film director Gaspar Noé that proves his ability to mix horror and sensuality
Port speaks to director and artist Julian Rosefeldt about his film Manifesto, a meditation on modern artistic manifestos in which Cate Blanchett plays 13 different characters
Port meets the reluctant actor whose understated talent owes as much to a passion for holistic therapy as it does to stage school
In this short film presented by Port and GAP, Sheridan Coakley, the founder of design company SCP, and ceramicist Reiko Kaneko discuss their first furniture collaboration
Acclaimed war photographer Giles Duley introduces his new exhibition, I Can Only Tell You What My Eyes See
Port meets screenwriter and novelist Mike Hodges, the writer and director of Get Carter, to discuss his three new crime noir novellas
An intimate documentary directed by Reiner Holzemer follows a year in the life of the Belgian designer as he reveals the creative process behind four collections
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