By Chloe Walker
Though largely forgotten today, Arthur Penn’s 1966 crime thriller remains a fascinating precursor to a filmmaking revolution.
Redford’s directorial debut holds its ground as one of cinema’s most moving explorations of loss and guilt.
By Leigh Singer
In a new video essay, Leigh Singer explores a curious modern phenomenon...
By Elena Lazic
From The Candidate to The Front Runner, Hollywood has a rich history of illuminating the electoral process.
By Elena Lazic
From the Sundance Kid to Jay Gatsby, here are some of the Hollywood icon’s most memorable characters.
Title designer Teddy Blanks on how The Old Man & the Gun’s font of choice reflects the actor’s legacy.
They say you should never meet your heroes, but that’s just wrong. LWLies receives a valedictory audience with Hollywood royalty.
Robert Redford plays an ageing gentleman bankrobber in this glorious throwback to his ’70s pomp.
Hollywood icon Robert Redford plays a charming career criminal in his final ever screen performance.
Robert Redford and Jane Fonda play young newlyweds to uplifting effect in this lighthearted comedy.
By Ed Gibbs
Jason Segel and Rooney Mara are an unlikely central pairing in this low-key sci-fi about the discovery of an afterlife.
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