By Steph Green
Harry Wootliff’s adaptation of Deborah Kay Davies’ novel boasts charming leads but struggles with outdated gender politics.
By Steph Green
Harry Wootliff’s follow up to 2018’s Only You focuses on a relationship so toxic it’s almost radioactive.
She’s headed to 19th-century Ireland for director Sebastián Lelio’s medical-intrigue drama.
David Fincher pits art against commerce in the story of Herman Mankiewicz's tragic downfall.
The director’s first feature film in six years tells the story of how Citizen Kane was written.
His first feature in six years chronicles the tensions between Orson Welles and Herman J Mankiewicz on Citizen Kane.
Joanna Hogg explores her own memories to create a fragile, fascinating portrait of romance in both bloom and decay.
This special, expanded edition of the magazine celebrates British cinema and contains moving illustrations.
Honor Swinton Byrne and her mother Tilda star in the critically-lauded drama.
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