By Ruby Tandoh
In this extract from her new zine ‘Do What You Want’, Ruby Tandoh looks at how mentally ill and LGBTQ people are represented on screen.
Katell Quillévere, director of the wonderful Heal the Living, reveals her tactics.
The veteran Hollywood actor answers questions on James Gunn’s superhero sequel.
The Japanese writer/director returns with a typically bittersweet family drama.
In this inaugural episode we chat Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2, movie soundtracks and more.
Take a first look at the band’s new single ‘Right Now’.
Brad Pitt is set to reprise his lead role in the apocalyptic zombie saga.
Elle star Virginie Efira is playing a 17th-century Sister for the provocative Dutch director.
Incredible original designs created for Ridley Scott’s iconic sci-fi horror.
By Elena Lazic
Annie Clark makes her directorial debut in this convention-flipping collection of shorts.
Claude Barras’ stop-motion gem is being released in both subtitled and dubbed versions.
By Tim Cooke
Encounters at the End of the World features one of the great existential moments in modern cinema.
Eggsy is back with a shotgun-wielding Channing Tatum in-tow in Matthew Vaughn’s spy-spoofing sequel.
A pilgrimage to the sleepy American setting of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s iconic show.
Federico Fellini’s third feature, about a petit female clown and her strongman sidekick, gets a 2K spit-shine.
The director’s much-maligned second feature is a vigorous piece of pulp for the 21st century.
On the life and work of the ethereal vocalist who helped bring David Lynch’s iconic show to life.
By Eve Watling
Seek out these great musical portraits, featuring David Bowie, Lil Wayne and Leonard Cohen.
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