Mark Rylance plays an average joe flung into the spotlight in Craig Roberts’ good-natured but bland comedy.
Her performance as Princess Diana has positioned Stewart as this year’s awards season front-runner.
Craig Roberts’ second feature, about a woman copying with schizophrenia, allows us to share its protagonist’s experience.
Sally Hawkins excels as a woman searching for stability in Craig Roberts’ off-kilter second feature.
By Emma Fraser
This breakfast staple features in five out of the nine Best Picture nominees at the 90th Academy Awards.
The master fabulist behind The Shape of Water talks sex, movies and what makes a monster tick.
By Matt Thrift
Guillermo del Toro’s latest is a fairy tale for grown-ups with a cinephile twist – it may be his most perfect confection to date.
Seek out these inspirations for Guillermo del Toro’s latest, including The Red Shoes and Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Dive into our latest print edition and explore the magical world of director Guillermo del Toro.
The friendly little bear spends some time behind bars in this fantastically delightful family sequel.
Sally Hawkins finds a scaly suitor in Guillermo del Toro’s strange, sentimental snow globe fairy tale.
Take a fishy first look at the director’s upcoming Cold War-era fairy tale.
By Poppy Doran
The Crimson Peak director has teamed up with Sally Hawkins and Michael Shannon for a Cold War-set fantasy romance.
Our comedic rundown continues with a promiscuous band camp geek and an ageless Old Hollywood icon.
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