From Body and Soul to Creed, the sports movie has a rich tradition of raising awareness around issues of class and race.
How has this grisly and graphic scrap book of middle American misery endured for nearly 20 years?
With Snoopy and Charlie Brown back in cinemas, Nick Pinkerton explores the legacy of Charles M Schultz and other innovative cartoonists.
Erika Lust is a Swedish porn director informed by sex-positive, feminist, art-film values.
Signe Baumane describes her journey from a Soviet mental hospital to director of animated feature, Rocks in my Pockets.
Director of the Close-Up Film Centre Damien Sanville offers a possible route to a 35mm revival.
It’s possible for a movie to have a positive impact on society and the individual.
Steven Spielberg’s beloved 1993 movie is about so much more than dinosaurs.
By Paul Risker
With Martin Scorsese’s seminal crime drama finally out on Blu-ray, we gauge the film’s enduring influence.
As Disneyland turns 60, we turn back the clock to gauge the cultural impact of the most enchanted corner of the Magic Kingdom.
Did E.T. really cause the 1983 Video Game Crash? Michael Leader goes in search of a pop culture myth.
With Katniss Everdeen’s salute being adopted by protestors, Clarisse Loughrey looks at what can happen when cinema inspires political action.
It’s the new technology that has hollywood’s top stars running scared, but will virtual actors ever take the place of the real thing?
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