Film
Is working in fashion really like The Devil Wears Prada?
Is working in fashion really like The Devil Wears Prada?
Nightmare bosses, punishing hours, low wages… who’d work in fashion? We speak to people working in the industry to find out if the film reflects reality
Can the notorious Michael Jackson film continue the Hollywood biopic boom?
Can the notorious Michael Jackson film continue the Hollywood biopic boom?
Musician biopics often feel like they are assembled from a greatest hits grab-bag of cliches: childhood trauma, sudden fame leading to hedonistic excess, a fall from grace followed by an emphatic comeback
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
Rob Reiner’s film presents a carefree summer in 1959 that turns into a fateful inflection point for its Oregon tearaways
Orwell 2+2=5 director Raoul Peck: ‘There will be another world after Trump’
Orwell 2+2=5 director Raoul Peck: ‘There will be another world after Trump’
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’
Wasteman star Tom Blyth: Prison film is ‘a magnifying glass on masculinity’
Wasteman star Tom Blyth: Prison film is ‘a magnifying glass on masculinity’
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’
Whistle star Dafne Keen: ‘I love death scenes. I love killing on camera, that’s all very fun to me’
Nouvelle Vague director Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve spent my adult life doing exactly what I wanted’
Nouvelle Vague director Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve spent my adult life doing exactly what I wanted’
Nouvelle Vague review – Richard Linklater’s witty, whimsical love letter to Jean-Luc Godard
Nouvelle Vague review – Richard Linklater’s witty, whimsical love letter to Jean-Luc Godard
Saipan star Steve Coogan: ‘The bust-up between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy became a lightning rod’
Saipan star Steve Coogan: ‘The bust-up between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy became a lightning rod’
Rental Family review – satisfaction guaranteed with Brendan Fraser
Rental Family review – satisfaction guaranteed with Brendan Fraser
Tinsel Town review – Kiefer Sutherland in a panto? Oh no, he isn’t, oh yes he is
Tinsel Town review – Kiefer Sutherland in a panto? Oh no, he isn’t, oh yes he is
Rhinos have become the face of extinction, but now there’s a small ray of hope
Rhinos have become the face of extinction, but now there’s a small ray of hope
A dementia diagnosis is not a final curtain. It can even be an opening act
A dementia diagnosis is not a final curtain. It can even be an opening act
The Thing with Feathers review – a bruising but rewarding watch
