A weird and wonderful journey through the varied dining experiences offered by cinema.
To celebrate the release of Make Up, here are five magnificent first films by some seriously talented women.
Adobe Stock is home to thousands of high-quality, non-watermarked tracks, perfect for your next project.
Surviving the perils of solo creativity is tough. In the latest instalment of our series supporting artists through lockdown, Jo Thompson explains why she’s ditching synthetics for natural products.
Launching exclusively on PlayStation 4, Ghost of Tsushima is inspired by the world of samurai warriors.
Surviving the perils of solo creativity is tough. In the latest instalment of our series supporting artists through lockdown, Bobbie Cousins evokes a world that’s seldom seen.
Surviving the perils of flying creatively solo is tough. In the fourth instalment of a new series supporting artists through the new normal, Laurène Boglio observes the world’s subtle shifts.
In a brand new series, produced in partnership with Squarespace, Little White Lies and Huck spotlight artists and makers as they adapt to life under lockdown and an uncertain future.
In the second part of a new series supporting artists through these testing times, we commissioned Sophie Mo to make a special series of illustrations. She shares with us how she continues to carve out a creative identity.
Keith Behrman, the writer/director of Giant Little Ones, discusses the intricacies of this time-honoured genre.
Rising director Koby Adom describes how attending LFS proved to be a turning point in his life.
Set in the picturesque mountains of Utah, Sundance is a film lover’s paradise with a difference.
ArteKino is an innovative digital film festival showcasing the crème of new European cinema.
Do you suffer from this terrible affliction? What are the signs? Can movies help us to heal?
The London Film School’s MA degree courses allow students to learn all about the filmmaking process.
Throughout December, this online film festival is showcasing a treasure trove of under-the-radar features.
This romping tale of clashing artistic egos screens as part of the Royal Albert Hall’s Festival of Film.
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