The director’s vision of Gotham City remains one of blockbuster cinema’s greatest creations.
Artistic director Miguel Oyarzun on blurring the boundary between audience and artist.
Woody, Buzz and co team up for one last time (probably) in a largely enjoyable sequel that sees Pixar retread old ground.
The pair are teaming up for a murder mystery set in 1920s Oklahoma.
Hu Guan’s The Eight Hundred was mysteriously withdrawn from this year’s Shanghai Film Festival.
Artistic director Miguel Oyarzun on blurring the boundary between audience and artist.
The director’s vision of Gotham City remains one of blockbuster cinema’s greatest creations.
Woody, Buzz and co team up for one last time (probably) in a largely enjoyable sequel that sees Pixar retread old ground.
The worthy cause of asylum in Europe is the subject of this hand-wringing political drama.
Ethan Hawke gets his scream on as the bank robber who coined the first recorded example of Stockholm Syndrome.
The birth of a painting – from the building of the frame to its final sale – is the subject of this intriguing doc.
A family of African refugees in Paris grapple with the asylum system in Mahamat-Saleh Haroun’s dismaying drama.
The galaxy defenders suit up again in this softish reboot of the popular sci-fi action franchise.
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