by David E. James

by Daniel Gronsky

James Deutsch reads a book about Groundhog Day, from the BFI Modern Classics series.

Patrick McGilligan talks to the prolific screenwriter and director about his long career.

Kevin J. Donnelly reviews two DVDs by Barbet Schroeder - More and General Idi Amin Dada (A Self-Portrait).

Anna Arnman reads an anthology on British horror.

Gillian B. Anderson reads an anthology on Kazan's classic.

We are very proud to present Film International #19 - the first issue of 2006, and the first one made in collaboration with our new partner, Intellect Books. The journal has, over the course of the last few months, undergone a total makeover, as has the site, but whatever the cosmetic changes, we remain fully committed to our mission: promoting intellectual film culture by publishing critical essays, features, interviews and reviews.

Eija Niskanen reports from a cold Park City, Utah.

Chris Fujiwara takes on four films directed by Otto Preminger - Fallen Angel, Whirlpool, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and Carmen Jones.