A Rabbit's Foot

A Rabbits Foot - Issue 11, Riviera

The 11th issue of A Rabbit’s Foot brings readers to the south of France, where we explore all things film, art and culture during the Cannes Film Festival.

Benicio Del Toro talks about The Phoenician Scheme and working with Wes Anderson ahead of his return to the Croisette, and we put the spotlight on Durga Chew-Bose’s adaptation of Riviera classic Bonjour Tristesse, starring Chloe Sévigny.

We share our favourite movies set in the South of France with a series of beautiful archive images and special essays. We set sail with Hollywood producer Sam Spiegel on his star-fuelled yacht and spend some time with disco legend, and Dalí’s muse Amanda Lear in Paris. There are also anecdotes and unseen photography from the great Derek Ridgers, a Cannes veteran. 

Complimenting the theme are other stories in Albert Camus and Algeria and Cézanne’s obsession with painting a provençal mountain. There are also colourful artworks by the artist Michael McGregor and an investigation into the closing of Tetou, one of the Riviera’s greatest restaurants.

Once again, we’ve assembled the best writers and photographers under one place. The cover features photography by Helmut Newton — an image that is emblematic of life on the Riviera, and the glamour and vibrancy the issue embodies.

The milestone tenth issue of A Rabbit's Foot finally releases this February. 

Issue 10 is a celebration of THE WORD in film, art, and culture, with an exclusive, highly-collectable, gold foil cover featuring playwright Jeremy O. Harris, a generational embodiment of the power of the written word who is known globally for his acclaimed Slave Play.

This specially curated edition covers the many forms of The Word with profiles, essays, and exquisite unseen original photography. There are in-depth conversations with filmmakers Denis Villeneuve (Dune), Jacques Audiard (Emilia Perez), and Halina Reijn (Babygirl). We also catch up with Brady Corbet (director of The Brutalist) at the modernist Isokon Flats, learn Adrien Brody’s favourite poem, speak to Felicity Jones, join Dame Harriet Walter at her favourite neighbourhood coffee shop, and speak with Steve McQueen at a Soho hotel. A moving profile of the legendary Dame Judi Dench is featured here, after an intimate visit to her home. 

There are the well-researched and colourful long reads that A Rabbit's Foot is known for, with long-read, deeply researched stories on James Baldwin, Daphne du Maurier, and Lillian Ross. And the word is represented in other art forms as we explore Glenn Ligon, photographer Lee Friedlander, and singer Elyanna. 

All of this comes together in a meticulously designed journal—a celebration of A Rabbit’s Foot’s 10 issues.  

Following the success of our previous edition, Issue 10 of A Rabbit’s Foot is once again designed with a unique and collectable foil cover in gold, that contrasts with the elegant cover photography, and will look stylish on any coffee table or bookshelf.

Rabbit's Foot is a magazine with an specific focus on film, art, and culture. With advice from insustry experts to help art and film students or just those looking for inspiration to flourish. A Rabbit's Food magazine is a quaterly magazine, focusing around the 4 seasons of the year.

UK Cover Price: £20