A RABBIT’S FOOT - ISSUE 9

The latest issue of A Rabbit's Foot explores the power of the five senses in film and culture, with an exclusive, highly-collectible, foil cover featuring Sean Baker and Mikey Madison after the success of their stimulating – and Palme d'Or winning – film Anora. This specially curated edition covers each of the senses through masters in touch, taste, sound, scent, and sight – with beautiful original photography to match the vivid storytelling. We pay a visit to the iconic artist Rose Wylie, catch up with chef Francis Mallmann on his life lessons, speak with writer Bruce Robinson, whose film Withnail and I continues to attract fans, at his country home, and get deep into discussion with filmmaker Audrey Diwan and actor Noémie Merlant on their new adaptation of erotic fable Emmanuelle. We join Rick Rubin at his new festival in Italy and learn more about the Irish band Kneecap in Belfast. As always, there are the well-researched and colourful long reads that A Rabbit's Foot is known for. This issue sees director Martin Brest and Al Pacino describe the making of the seminal Scent of a Woman. Fans of Japanese food comedy Tampopo will be able to devour a new essay, while Ingmar Bergman is explored in detail for the first time in A Rabbit's Foot. All of this comes together in a meticulously designed journal that will be read and re-read in years to come.

The latest issue of A Rabbit''s Foot explores the power of the five senses in film and culture, with an exclusive, highly-collectible, foil cover featuring Sean Baker and Mikey Madison after the success of their stimulating – and Palme d''Or winning – film Anora.This specially curated edition covers each of the senses through masters in touch, taste, sound, scent, and sight – with beautiful original photography to match the vivid storytelling. We pay a visit to the iconic artist Rose Wylie, catch up with chef Francis Mallmann on his life lessons, speak with writer Bruce Robinson, whose film Withnail and I continues to attract fans, at his country home, and get deep into discussion with filmmaker Audrey Diwan and actor Noémie Merlant on their new adaptation of erotic fable Emmanuelle. We join Rick Rubin at his new festival in Italy and learn more about the Irish band Kneecap in Belfast. As always, there are the well-researched and colourful long reads that A Rabbit''s Foot is known for. This issue sees director Martin Brest and Al Pacino describe the making of the seminal Scent of a Woman. Fans of Japanese food comedy Tampopo will be able to devour a new essay, while Ingmar Bergman is explored in detail for the first time in A Rabbit''s Foot. All of this comes together in a meticulously designed journal that will be read and re-read in years to come.