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Diverse collection of dolls and figurines, including celebrities, horror characters, and other pop culture icons, arranged in a collage on a black background.
Events

Exploring the post-modern pop culture horrors at the heart of British identity

by Arijana Zeric

A new exhi­bi­tion at Som­er­set House explores hor­ror through the lens of British polit­i­cal and social upheaval.
Two men in a car holding a 'PRESS' sign, black and white image.
In Praise Of

How Ace in the Hole foreshadowed the post-truth era

by Thomas Hobbs

Bil­ly Wilder’s 1951 noir has obvi­ous par­al­lels with our cur­rent age of fake news and alter­na­tive facts.
Three adults - two men and one woman - walking together, smiling and conversing in an outdoor setting.
Incoming

Terence Davies has begun work on a Stefan Zweig film

by Charles Bramesco

While we await his next fea­ture, Bene­dic­tion, there’s news of his adap­ta­tion of The Post Office Girl.
Man in dark coat standing near a burning fire in a mountainous landscape.
Home Ents

Discover this era-spanning yakuza epic and its contemporary remake

by Anton Bitel

Kin­ji Fukasaku’s Grave­yard of Hon­or and Takashi Miike’s 2002 update rede­fined the post­war Japan­ese gang­ster flick.
Man in long coat and hat standing near woman in off-the-shoulder black dress, both in black and white image.
In Praise Of

How The Asphalt Jungle changed the face of American noir

by Adam Scovell

John Huston’s heist clas­sic, star­ring Ster­ling Hay­den and Mar­i­lyn Mon­roe, empha­sised the grit­ti­ness of the post­war era.
Two young women, one with long blonde hair wearing a pink top, the other with short curly hair wearing a black top, interacting in an indoor setting.
Interviews

Kitty Green on why The Assistant goes way beyond Weinstein

by Beth Webb

The Amer­i­can filmmaker’s debut nar­ra­tive fea­ture is the per­fect dra­ma for the post #MeToo era.
Muscular man working out, gripping exercise bar, viewed from behind.

Rambo and the changing face of American politics

by Alex Hess

From the post-Viet­nam coun­ter­cul­ture to brash Rea­gan­ite mus­cle-flex­ing to Trumpian nation­al­ism, cinema’s ulti­mate lone sur­vivor has always held a mir­ror to US society.
Man sitting in car, focused expression
In Praise Of

Fuel Injected Future: Remembering Mad Max at 40

by James Clarke

How George Miller’s 1979 debut fea­ture helped set the post-apoc­a­lyp­tic genre in motion.
A shirtless person with dishevelled hair presses their hands against a glass panel, creating a blurred, distorted image.
Home Ents

Discover the post-Scream pleasures of this ’90s meta-slasher

by Anton Bitel

Daniel Lia­tow­itsch and David Todd Ocvirk’s Kolo­bos pre­empt­ed the rise of real­i­ty TV.
Persons, dressed in white garments, resting in wooded area.
In Praise Of

Discover the secret ending to Picnic at Hanging Rock

by Georgina Guthrie

The unre­solved con­clu­sion to Peter Weir’s film is much more sat­is­fy­ing than the posthu­mous­ly pub­lished final chapter.