by Matt Thrift
A new Blu-ray edition provides an opportunity to revisit Otto Preminger’s slyly subversive noir masterpiece.
Hu Bo’s search for hope and humanity in present-day China is a monumental debut tinged with tragedy.
This eight-hour epic from Chinese filmmaker Wang Bing chronicles one of the worst atrocities in human history.
Turkey’s foremost dramatist returns with his most imposing and impressive film to date.
Some of the strongest emerging voices in world cinema took centre stage at the Polish festival’s 18th edition.
This wonderful new book is the most comprehensive overview of the filmmaker’s life and career to date.
The prolific independent filmmaker reflects on his career ahead of Henry Fool’s 20th anniversary.
It took the best part of a decade to bring Zama to the big screen. Its writer/director tells us about her epic journey.
Formal ambition aside, there’s nothing out of the ordinary about Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone psychodrama.
Duncan Jones’ spiritual sequel to Moon is a neon-drenched nightmare – and not in the way anyone intended.
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