Director of Medusa Deluxe, Thomas Hardiman, spoke about his audacious one-take whodunnit set in a hairdressing salon, about blowing up...

In various renditions of Greek mythology, the serpentine Gorgonite Medusa could turn unsuspecting people who caught her gaze to stone....

The creator of Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari, once said, “If you ask a child to draw a car, they’ll draw it red”. The Ferrari camp has exuded...

There is a central idea between the dramatic unfoldings of BLUE JEAN: internalised homophobia triggers a fight or flight response. Walter...

Thomas Schubert sat down to talk about his role as Leon, the lead in Christian Petzold’s dramedy AFIRE: a film about a self obsessed...

In 2019, Kitty Green’s narrative feature debut, THE ASSISTANT, premiered at Sundance to critical acclaim. The film, which featured Julia...

When Steven Soderbergh’s Magic Mike first erupted gloriously onto screens, reviews appeared that couldn’t help but be seen as stained by...

Every few months, the internet battles it out over who to believe when it comes to movies: critics or the audience. Read some of the...

At Edinburgh International Film Festival, Ira Sachs spoke about his newest film, PASSAGES. The story is a wonderfully prickly tale about...

Charlotte Regan is the director of Sundance darling Scrapper, a lovely indie film about a strong-willed young girl Georgie (Lola...

Jeanie Finlay’s documentary Your Fat Friend is a wonderful, empathetic film chronicling the journey of author and activist Aubrey Gordon....

Oppenheimer‘s director Christopher Nolan has always been interested in the fractured man and their search for penance within his...

In the late 70s, the comedy scene was taken by storm by Jewish comedian Andy Kaufman, whose act was to be as deliberately, abrasively...

Receiving one of the most prestigious awards on the film calendar will always set a film apart, bringing more intense scrutiny with it....

Premiering at Sundance Film Festival in early 2023 was Celine Song’s miraculously resonant film Past Lives, which has gone from strength...

The public opinion surrounding the quality of the Indiana Jones saga has always oscillated between undying love and sacrilegious tripe....

In a postmodern world, there is no such thing as originality. We, as a society, are stagnant, stuck in a perpetual reimagining of the...

The annals of film have long shown the fallibility of the ‘writer’s retreat’. Continuing that long held pessimism is Christian Petzold’s...

We’ve all been there. Our favourite show is snatched away from us before we’re emotionally ready to let go. Before the series naturally...

The mere knowledge of what Andrea Pallaoro’s Monica is about is itself a spoiler for the rich, emotional catharsis that occurs the moment...