Film
Belle de Jour – Catherine Deneuve still shines in a confounding cult classic
Belle de Jour – Catherine Deneuve still shines in a confounding cult classic
Steven Soderbergh: “Artists don’t need lots of money, they just need freedom”
Steven Soderbergh: “Artists don’t need lots of money, they just need freedom”
God’s Own Country review – much more than just a British Brokeback Mountain
God’s Own Country review – much more than just a British Brokeback Mountain
Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit review – vivid but blunt look at 1967 race riots
Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit review – vivid but blunt look at 1967 race riots
Silenced Voices: New exhibition highlights political prisoners in Syria
Silenced Voices: New exhibition highlights political prisoners in Syria
Amat Escalante’s The Untamed – strange pleasures from out of this world
Amat Escalante’s The Untamed – strange pleasures from out of this world
A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017
A Ghost Story – Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara haunt in a top film of 2017
Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains
Morrissey biopic England Is Mine – a quiet portrait of a star’s growing pains
47 Metres Down – underwater shark drama with lots of bite but not much depth
47 Metres Down – underwater shark drama with lots of bite but not much depth
Kenneth Branagh: “Working with Christopher Nolan was a masterclass”
Kenneth Branagh: “Working with Christopher Nolan was a masterclass”
Cillian Murphy: “You are given the chance to create and fail”
Cillian Murphy: “You are given the chance to create and fail”
Back to the beaches of Dunkirk
Back to the beaches of Dunkirk
Fionn Whitehead: “Dunkirk set the mood for the rest of the war”
Fionn Whitehead: “Dunkirk set the mood for the rest of the war”
Dirk Bogarde’s Victim helped to bring homosexuality out of the shadows
Dirk Bogarde’s Victim helped to bring homosexuality out of the shadows
Harry Styles interview: Dunkirk, power and politics
Harry Styles interview: Dunkirk, power and politics
David Lynch: The Art of Life – review
David Lynch: The Art of Life – review
Film Review: The Midwife – pedestrian drama saved by French cinema legend
Film Review: The Midwife – pedestrian drama saved by French cinema legend
Review: Okja – large-canvas ambition best appreciated on the big screen
Review: Okja – large-canvas ambition best appreciated on the big screen
Film: The Graduate at 50 – Mrs Robinson still shines
Film: The Graduate at 50 – Mrs Robinson still shines
Film review: Whitney – in search of the vulnerable star behind the huge voice