With Possible Worlds: 3rd Canadian Film Festival opening this weekend, 3D’s Daniel Crichton-Rouse spoke with festival director and genuine cinephile Mathieu Ravier.

In his latest film, The Wackness, Sir Ben Kingsley plays a dope-smoking psychiatrist who gives out his sagely advice in exchange for drugs. 3D’s Gaynor Flynn had the pleasure of sitting down with Sir Ben at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Karen Allen returned this year as the only girl who meant anything to intrepid archaeologist Indiana Jones. 3D’s Darryn King spoke to her during her visit to Sydney.

Rocknrolla is a brilliant return to form for Guy Ritchie. 3D’s Gaynor Flynn caught up with the British director at the recent Toronto International Film Festival.

With the Russian Resurrection: 2008 Russian Film Festival opening this weekend, 3D’s Anita Connors pops the lid on a bottle of vodka and runs you through the festival programme.

3D talks to Jeff Bridges, starring as Sharps Magazine editor Clayton Harding in the upcoming comedy How To Lose Friends and Alienate People, alongside Simon Pegg, Kirsten Dunst and Megan Foxx.

Some know him as George McFly from Back to the Future. Others know him as the ‘creepy thin man’ in Charlie’s Angels. However, there’s a lot more depth to Crispin Glover than what you’ve experienced in the mainstream media, as 3D’s Daniel Crichton-Rouse discovers.

On the eve of the release of Babylon AD, 3D’s Gaynor Flynn speaks to actress/stunt woman Michelle Yeoh about working with Vin Diesel, turning 46, and what the future holds.

3D's Anita Connors talked to director Mark Hartley, whose 'Ozploitation' documentary Not Quite Hollywood is not only the best Aussie film of the year, but also the most surprising.

Darryn King picks the brains of Andrew Stanton, writer-director of this year's Pixar sensation Wall-E; which is already being heralded as not only the studio's finest effort, but one of the year's best films period.