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Interview bonanza!

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Interview will officially hit very select US theatres tonight in New York and California. Over the next few weeks, it will come to Illinois, Massachusetts, Texas (where I will be waiting when the theatre opens), Washington and Minnesota. Thank you, Sony Pictures Classics! When can you catch a showing? Click here for the full release schedule.

Goodies to tide you over? Why sure! Buscemi did some serious press schmoozing in anticipation for this release, which was a real treat for the fans. Definitely not the norm, as Buscemi is notoriously interview shy and isn’t keen on chatting with reporters. Warning: some articles may contain spoilers. Photo by Wire Image

IFC Q&A on the writing, directing and Theo van Gogh.

AP gives it two stars. Everyone has a different reason to watch a movie. Some go for the actors, not caring much about how good the plot is or how rich the characters come across. Others like a good plot, and don’t mind what names and faces they see so long as the story runs smoothly and plays out well. For the rest of us, there’s the acting - and a belief that a good group of thespians can pull together even the poorest of screenplays. Filmmaking is an art, and like all art it should be interpreted differently from one person to the next and especially when so much of it is focused on character emotions and personality.

Sienna Miller speaks: And now for something completely different! The leading lady gives her take.

The Village Voice likes: Sympathies, revulsions, Mametesque nastiness? Oh yeah.

The original: Official website to 2003’s Interview, directed by Theo van Gogh. Both website and trailer are in Dutch, but that certainly doesn’t ruin the experience. If you’ve seen the remake trailer, it’s already easy to spot the similarities.

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