British composer Jim Williams discusses his work on Raw and Beast.
By Rob Trench
Exploring the unlikely origins and surprising evolution of a worldwide cultural phenomenon.
The Fleabag and Killing Eve series creator is putting complex, dangerous, relatable women on screen.
Amy Schumer’s latest comedy vehicle suffers from a confusing and contradictory message.
Jane Campion’s much maligned 2003 thriller offers a vital subversion of the male gaze.
The events of May ’68 had a profound impact on the film world.
As tentpole blockbusters expand and evolve, actors are having to flex their performance muscles in different ways.
The situation hasn’t improved for Elisabeth Moss’ Offred in this gripping season opener.
The virtual film school supports the next generation of documentarians.
By Anton Bitel
An entrancing existential streak runs through Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s 1997 film, Cure.
How Marvel Studios wedded creativity and economy to reshape the blockbuster landscape.
The French writer/director’s debut feature from 1988 is an elegant, perfectly poised character study.
Shelagh Delaney’s voice stood out from the angry young men who dominated British cinema in the mid 20th century.
Regardless of how filmmakers like Wes Anderson use translation, the boundaries between languages are not as fixed as they seem.
As a school shooting survivor, films like Elephant and Polytechnique have a special resonance for me.
You know the songs, but is there more to this seemingly innocent high school musical than meets the eye?
Keanu Reeves’ no-nonsense anti-hero has struck a chord with a new generation of rappers.
With Leonardo DiCaprio and Joaquin Phoenix in line to play Gotham’s terroriser in chief, we explore the enduring appeal of a comic book icon.