By Jarek Kupść
Gene Hackman maniacally navigates New York’s crime world in William Friedkin’s enduring procedural.
His role as taciturn surveillance expert Harry Caul is a masterful portrayal of alienation and loneliness.
By James Clarke
Walter Hill’s under-appreciated historical drama reminds us how powerful Hollywood cinema can be.
Clint Eastwood’s gritty 1992 film dispelled many of the myths which he helped to popularise.
By Jack Godwin
The director recently revealed details about his new film in an hour-long video masterclass.
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