by Sophie Monks Kaufman
Director of the Close-Up Film Centre Damien Sanville offers a possible route to a 35mm revival.
Asif Kapadia’s intimate portrait of the late soul singer is too set on driving its own narrative agenda.
Channing Tatum and co’s triumphant return is an endorsement for sexual empowerment, not exploitation.
Channing Tatum leads a troupe of sensitive male strippers in this explosively sexy road trip movie.
In the wake of his untimely death, we remember James Horner’s vital contribution to this family classic.
Adèle Haenel’s ingénue allure elevates Thomas Cailley’s sweet-natured survivalist romance.
A recent interview with Marianne Jean-Baptiste has inspired our angry sarcastic side.
It’s possible for a movie to have a positive impact on society and the individual.
Joshua Oppenheimer’s bloodcurdling and brilliant follow-up to his doc smash, The Act of Killing.
This rousing documentary provides a personal, feminist entry point to Nigeria’s pro-Democracy movement.
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