‘Bird’ Had a Lot of Requirements to Take Flight — and 16mm Was the Answer
The cinematographer tells IndieWire about shooting on handheld for Andrea Arnold's 'Bird,' and why he needed new sneakers.
Barry Keoghan on Creating a ‘Cross-Universe Thing’ with ‘Bird’ and ‘Saltburn’ — and Learning to ‘Show More’ with Female Directors
At only 32 years old, Barry Keoghan already has an impressive slate of filmmakers under his belt, from Christopher Nolan and ...
Andrea Arnold's pop-filled movies still find love in hopeless places
Music plays a crucial role in the movies of Andrea Arnold, and with Bird, her song choices have taken on a new sincerity.
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“Don’t Call It ‘Magic Realism'”: Andrea Arnold on Returning to Narrative Cinema with Bird
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Andrea Arnold dabbles in bizarre surrealism with flawed fairy tale Bird
With Bird, the English kitchen-sink realist makes a daring move toward the surreal in her first narrative feature in eight ...
Movie Review: In Andrea Arnold's 'Bird,' a gritty fairy tale doesn't take flight
British filmmaker Andrea Arnold specializes in capturing souls, human and otherwise, in soulless environments “Is it too real ...
‘Bird’ Review: Andrea Arnold’s Story of a Fractured Family
It’s funny, even touching, and altogether credible in the kinetic flow of writer-director Andrea Arnold’s scrappy drama.
Andrea Arnold on new Barry Keoghan drama Bird: ‘The film is its own explanation’
The acclaimed director of ‘American Honey’ and ‘Big Little Lies’ speaks to Louis Chilton about working with Keoghan, plucking ...
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With Bird, Andrea Arnold has created a whole new style of cinema
The director’s latest masterpiece has confounded critics, but only she could have created a social magical realist film that soars so high above dogmatic thinking ...
‘Bird’ movie review: Andrea Arnold’s welcome foray into magical realism
Andrea Arnold's new movie, 'Bird', is a moving yet hopeful tale of a working-class girl's life, where violence and poverty ...
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Bird review - travails of an unseen English tween
There’s a jolt or a surprise in almost every shot in Andrea Arnold’s Bird – her most impacted and energised depiction of ...
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Movie Review: In Andrea Arnold's 'Bird,' a gritty fairy tale doesn't take flight
“Is it too real for ya?” blares in the background of Andrea Arnold’s latest film, “Bird,” a 12-year-old Bailey (Nykiya Adams) rides with her shirtless, tattoo-covered dad, Bug (Barry ...