Film
The Lost Children of Tuam: How one woman’s fight for justice led to a national reckoning for Ireland
The Lost Children of Tuam: How one woman’s fight for justice led to a national reckoning for Ireland
Amateur historian Catherine Corless has been described as “Ireland’s Erin Brockovich”. The dramatisation of her long and painstaking fight to shine light on a buried horror makes for a strangely life-affirming watch
The Uprising director Paul Greengrass: ‘A world so sharply divided is going to be angry’
The Uprising director Paul Greengrass: ‘A world so sharply divided is going to be angry’
Andrew Garfield stars in a tale from British history about the vast inequalities between wealthy oligarchs and ordinary people. Sounds familiar?
Mel Brooks at 100 – the trailblazer who never forgets the importance of love in comedy
Mel Brooks at 100 – the trailblazer who never forgets the importance of love in comedy
After a lifetime of making us laugh, actor and filmmaker Mel Brooks’s humanity shines, as does his tenacity and his bold intent, writes Robin Ince
How To Live On Earth is the new environmental documentary film we all need to watch
How To Live On Earth is the new environmental documentary film we all need to watch
Free Nelson Mandela shows how exposing injustice and building power is not the same as going viral
Free Nelson Mandela shows how exposing injustice and building power is not the same as going viral
How Masters Of The Universe star Sam C Wilson went from Big Issue to Castle Grayskull
How Masters Of The Universe star Sam C Wilson went from Big Issue to Castle Grayskull
History-making hot air balloon pilot Bertrand Piccard: ‘AI has to be at the service of humankind’
History-making hot air balloon pilot Bertrand Piccard: ‘AI has to be at the service of humankind’
Finding Emily review: a shot in the arm for the romcom
Finding Emily review: a shot in the arm for the romcom
The Christophers director Steven Soderbergh: ‘The fear of every creative person is becoming irrelevant’
The Christophers director Steven Soderbergh: ‘The fear of every creative person is becoming irrelevant’
There can be only one Highlander – at least until the reboot comes out
There can be only one Highlander – at least until the reboot comes out
Is working in fashion really like The Devil Wears Prada?
Is working in fashion really like The Devil Wears Prada?
Can the notorious Michael Jackson film continue the Hollywood biopic boom?
Can the notorious Michael Jackson film continue the Hollywood biopic boom?
Forty years on, Stand By Me is back in cinemas. The coming-of-age story comes of age
Forty years on, Stand By Me is back in cinemas. The coming-of-age story comes of age
Splitsville: The romcom chucking a grenade into domestic bliss
Splitsville: The romcom chucking a grenade into domestic bliss
How Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man takes on the rise of fascism: ‘You absorb what’s happening’
How Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man takes on the rise of fascism: ‘You absorb what’s happening’
Forty years of Flare, London’s LGBTQIA+ film festival: ‘We’ve become a really important safe space’
Forty years of Flare, London’s LGBTQIA+ film festival: ‘We’ve become a really important safe space’
One Last Deal review: a magnification of everything we love about Danny Dyer
One Last Deal review: a magnification of everything we love about Danny Dyer
Everybody to Kenmure Street: Immigration protest film tells a remarkable story of people power
Everybody to Kenmure Street: Immigration protest film tells a remarkable story of people power
David Bradley: ‘It was great to be in Game of Thrones. People from all over the world hate me!’
David Bradley: ‘It was great to be in Game of Thrones. People from all over the world hate me!’
Sirāt film review: a hypnotic, apocalyptic and genuinely shocking rave odyssey
Sirāt film review: a hypnotic, apocalyptic and genuinely shocking rave odyssey
BAFTA hopeful I Swear: ‘We were told to take swearing out of Tourette’s film to make it commercial’
BAFTA hopeful I Swear: ‘We were told to take swearing out of Tourette’s film to make it commercial’
Swooning over Heathcliff? Let’s not forget, he’s a really terrible landlord
Swooning over Heathcliff? Let’s not forget, he’s a really terrible landlord
The President’s Cake review: a surprisingly sweet depiction of life under an uncaring regime
The President’s Cake review: a surprisingly sweet depiction of life under an uncaring regime
BAFTA nominee Posy Sterling: ‘There was a fire in me when I learned what women go through’
BAFTA nominee Posy Sterling: ‘There was a fire in me when I learned what women go through’
Whistle star Dafne Keen: ‘I love death scenes. I love killing on camera, that’s all very fun to me’
