A Rabbit's Foot

A RABBIT'S FOOT is the only classic, independent film journal on the English-language market. Unlike mainstream film magazines which are defined by a cyclical nature, the stories in A RABBIT'S FOOT are timeless. Printed quarterly and arranged around a unique motif (from French cinema to Political film), our publication offers an insider's look into the world cinema and visual arts through an everchanging portal. Featuring intimate, conversational interviews from the likes of Wes Anderson, Ken Loach, Nadine Labaki, Paolo Sorrentino, Darren Aronofsky, Alice Diop, Oliver Stone, Ai Weiwei, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and many more, alongside rare archival photography—we feel that A RABBIT'S FOOT offers valuable, inspiring insight for any student or industry worker interested in the art of moving image. 

Our fourth issue celebrates love & passion through a variety of different artistic perspectives, with a focus on classical and arthouse cinema; and an eye towards the Cannes 2023 film festival.

 

Gaspard Noé features in a lively profile, discussing chaos and inspiration while the French riot across Paris. Marion Cotillard and Fanny Ardant—the two great muses of French cinema—answer our candid questions on life. Punk raconteur Alex Cox emerges from his Mexican hideout. And the iconic Oscar winning cinematographer Sir Roger Deakins explores the impossibility of capturing perfection. 

Alongside this are a profile on and an essay from Isabel Sandoval (a filmmaker and jury member of the Queer Palm at the Cannes Film Festival); interviews from Sam-Taylor Jonson (director of 50 Shades of Grey), Ava DuVernay (director of Selma) and Nick Broomfield (BAFTA winning documentarian);  original thematic essays from Ethan Coen (of the Coen Brothers) alongside film and culture articles from our own in-house writers and rare archival photography and essays across literature and visual arts. 

All themed to this journal's romantic motif, after one year of publishing A RABBIT'S FOOT, linking all these pages together is the most holy of holies: heart.