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Editorial

A still from The Sun Sets on Beirut (dir. Daniela Stephan).

Daniela Stephan on The Sun Sets on Beirut: “Lebanese cinema is proof of our existence.”

The Lebanese filmmaker sat down with A RABBIT'S FOOT to discuss coming-of-age in Lebanon, how different traumas breed different perspectives between generations, and The Sun Sets on Beirut, which remains as urgent a film as you could hope to come across this year.

Our editors select the 10 best film moments of 2024

From sandworms and showgirls to Nespressos and needledrops, the A Rabbit's Foot staff bring you their favourite movie moments of 2024!

Denis Villeneuve Dreams of Movies

Denis Villeneuve has conquered Hollywood. But within his artist’s temperament is a desire to do things differently, everytime, and embolden his experience with new risks. Here, he shares his vision of cinema, and speaks honestly about the power of dreams.

A symphony of shadows: how Robert Eggers and his cast shed new light onto Nosferatu

The day David Montgomery met Alfred Hitchcock

Joan Chen on Twin Peaks, motherhood, and finding new acclaim with Didi

Actress Joan Chen began her career in China in the late 1970s. After over 40 years in television and cinema, she is receiving her most rapturous reviews of her career.

Guy Maddin wants you to find yourself in the movies

The acclaimed Canadian filmmaker talks new film Rumours, Chat GPT, and alienating audiences with co-directors Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson.

Jesse Eisenberg: “It’s possible to be a human being while also exploring places of great tragedy”

The fatal history of Robert Siodmak’s The Killers

Comedian Julia Masli wants to solve your problems