Interview

Interview is one odd cat and mouse game played by a political/war journalist Pierre Peders (Steve Buscemi) and soap star Katya (Sienna Miller). After he has been demoted to such an interview, he plays the professional role and is at the... Full review

Steve Buscemi is his own sub-genre of offbeat character driven films. Having said that, I can\\'t figure out what he was after here. \\'Interview\\' isn\\'t offbeat, just shot on the cheap. And the story - a jaded journalist interviewing a spoiled... Full review

The performances by Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller are sensational....The humour is bleak from the start, but gets darker....What makes the film exciting to watch is the balancing act as the two characters slip and slide through truth and lies -....journalist and actress battle words and emotions in a potent drama that takes us to unexpected places.....The dialogue is both playful and violent;.... ... Full Review

Yet, the closeness of it all gets uncomfortable as these two flawed, unstable characters veer towards a dangerous catharsis.....the audience is only trapped within the intensity of these performances for a bearable length of time..... ... Full Review

manipulating each other only makes the film less interesting.....The problem with Interview is.... ... Full Review

I can't address the merits of the original Van Gogh film, not having seen it....the resulting movie is more tedious than tribute..... ... Full Review

But already, the film's inclination to metaphorical overkill is clear.....While confession is supposed to be ingenuous, in celebrity culture-political or pop-confession is as self-serving as any other performance.....Maybe, as so many reviewers have said, the film exposes the performers' talents, some going so far as to be surprised....And this leads to Interview 's most potentially compelling aspect, despite its decidedly heavy-handed approach to it..... ... Full Review

Actor/Director Steve Buscemi's film Interview is a poignant tale of first impressions, the dynamics of relationships, the tragedies and emotional scars of life, and the clash between news and entertainment in the media. ... Full Article

I can't get on the Sienna Miller bandwagon. I can damn with faint praise: she's perfectly competent as an actor -- but that's it. What's compelling about this intimate pas de deux of a film is Steve Buscemi ( I... ... Full Article

Pierre Peders (Steve Buscemi), a war correspondent for a leading publication called News World, has recently been demoted by his boss for basing some stories on non-existent sources. ... Full Article

Ready to explore the wonderful world of indie films you've heard about but haven't seen? Me too! Though I haven't seen these particular titles, the first two come well recommended by others, starting with Moolaadé, the last film by the... ... Full Article

In Interview , Steve Buscemi, the screen's most engaging sad sack, is cast as a veteran news reporter forced into playing the celebrity game. Although he desperately wants to be in Washington covering the latest presidential crisis, his editor has... ... Full Article

In "Reservoir Dogs," he didn't believe in leaving tips for waitresses. In "Fargo," he was referred to as "the little guy (who) was kinda funny-lookin'." ... Full Article