Gen Z's surprising gap in classic film knowledge revealed
New research reveals Generation Z's surprising gap in cinematic knowledge, with classics like Casablanca becoming unfamiliar territory for digital natives.
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Stephen Graham & Andrea Riseborough Turn Monstrous in 'Good Boy'
Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough deliver chilling performances in this Kubrick-inspired absurdist nightmare about a couple's descent into darkness with their unnerving new pet.
Vicious: Dakota Fanning's stunning thriller redefines horror
Dakota Fanning stars in a terrifying new psychological thriller that redefines the home invasion genre with breathtaking tension and masterful storytelling.
Pride and Prejudice Reimagined in Stunning Audio Drama
Jane Austen's beloved classic receives a breathtaking all-star dramatisation that transports listeners directly into Regency England with immersive soundscapes and exceptional performances.
BBC Film Club Sparks Nostalgia with Classic Movie Returns
The BBC's nostalgic Film Club initiative has viewers celebrating as classic favourites like The Goonies and Matilda make triumphant returns to television schedules, creating waves of excitement across social media platforms.
Cyrano de Bergerac: RSC Triumph at Swan Theatre
Discover how the RSC's bold new production of Cyrano de Bergerac breathes fresh life into Rostand's classic tale of love and deception, delivering an unforgettable theatrical experience in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Underground film pioneer Ken Jacobs dies at 92
Avant-garde visionary Ken Jacobs, whose radical experiments reshaped American filmmaking and inspired generations of artists, has passed away at 92, leaving behind a transformative legacy.
The Mummy's legacy as bisexual awakening film revealed
New analysis reveals why the 1999 classic 'The Mummy' has become recognised as a significant bisexual awakening film, celebrating both Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz's appeal.
UK Film School Faces Diversity Crisis in New Report
A damning new report exposes severe underrepresentation at the National Film and Television School, raising urgent questions about the future of UK creative industries.
Plainclothes: Gay cop's undercover turmoil in London
A searing psychological drama exposes the emotional toll of entrapment as a gay police officer goes undercover in London's LGBTQ+ community, blurring lines between duty and identity.
Scorsese's Taxi Driver restored in 4K for Apple TV+
Acclaimed director Martin Scorsese personally oversees the remastering of his iconic 1976 film Taxi Driver, bringing Robert De Niro's legendary performance to Apple TV+ in unprecedented quality.
Wicker Man: Secret Letters Reveal Director-Writer Feud
Newly uncovered correspondence exposes the bitter creative clash between director Robin Hardy and writer Anthony Shaffer during the making of the cult horror classic The Wicker Man.
Monty Python fans discover hidden Life of Brian meaning
Decades after its release, Monty Python's controversial comedy classic 'Life of Brian' continues to surprise fans with newly discovered layers of meaning in its iconic ending sequence.
Good Boy Review: Horror That Reimagines Man's Best Friend
A chilling new horror film transforms man's best friend into a terrifying nightmare in this unsettling British supernatural thriller that will leave you sleeping with the lights on.
Urchin Review: Harris Dickinson's Gritty London Drama
Harris Dickinson delivers a powerhouse performance in 'Urchin', a raw and unflinching portrayal of London's street life that will leave audiences breathless.
Stephen Fry dazzles as Lady Bracknell in Wilde classic
Stephen Fry delivers a career-defining performance as Lady Bracknell in Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at London's Noel Coward Theatre, receiving standing ovations in this must-see production.
Mr Blake Review: Malkovich & Ardant Shine
A biting social satire set in a luxury hotel where the elite get their comeuppance. Read our review of this deliciously dark comedy featuring stellar performances.
Noughties Film Quiz Question Stumps the British Public
A seemingly simple question about a beloved 2000s film has left the British public utterly baffled, revealing a surprising gap in our collective movie memory.
Wizard of Oz Munchkin Elaine Merk Binder Dies at 94
The entertainment world mourns as Elaine Merk Binder, one of the last surviving Munchkin actors from the iconic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, passes away peacefully aged 94. Heartfelt tributes flood in for the legendary star.
Invention Review: A Reality-Bending Masterpiece
Callie Hernandez stars in a genre-defying masterpiece that blurs the lines between documentary and fiction, exploring consciousness and identity in the digital age.
Al Pacino Marks 50th Anniversary of Dog Day Afternoon
On the 50th anniversary of the iconic film 'Dog Day Afternoon', Al Pacino reflects on his legendary role as Sonny Wortzik, the film's enduring legacy, and its powerful resonance with contemporary audiences.
Sound of Music Child Stars Reveal Film's Uncertain Beginnings
Exclusive insights from the original von Trapp children as they reunite to discuss the making of the iconic musical, the initial scepticism it faced, and its journey to becoming a beloved classic.
Every Wuthering Heights Film Adaptation Ranked & Reviewed
Explore the tumultuous history of adapting Emily Brontë's literary masterpiece, Wuthering Heights, for the big screen. We rank every major film version, from the iconic 1939 Laurence Olivier classic to the gritty 2011 interpretation, revealing which captu
Licorice Pizza: A Masterful, Oscar-Worthy Coming-of-Age Tale
Acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson delivers a stunning, nostalgic masterpiece with 'Licorice Pizza'. Brian Viner's review praises its brilliant performances and unique 1970s California vibe as a surefire awards contender.
DiCaprio's 'One Battle' Hailed as Generation-Defining Oscar Contender
Leonardo DiCaprio's latest cinematic offering, 'One Battle', is being showered with universal critical acclaim, receiving a coveted five-star rating. Top critics are already heralding it as a shoo-in for Oscar glory, proclaiming it the defining film of a
One Battle After Another Review: A Gripping War Doc
Our review of the powerful new documentary 'One Battle After Another', a raw and intimate portrait of a Ukrainian soldier's physical and psychological journey through the ongoing conflict.
The Boatyard Review: A Chilling Cannibal Horror on Mull
Dread Scotland's latest cinematic nightmare, 'The Boatyard,' as our review delves into its suffocating atmosphere of isolation and primal terror on the remote Isle of Mull.
Girls & Boys: Groundbreaking Trans Romance Redefines Cinema
Adam Lunnon's 'Girls & Boys' delivers a poignant and authentic portrayal of a trans love story, starring Collery Liath Hannon in a career-defining performance that challenges cinematic conventions.
Ebony & Ivory Review: A Surreal Indie Comedy Gem
Discover the utterly bizarre and hilarious world of 'Ebony & Ivory', a surreal indie comedy featuring uncanny impersonators in a plot too strange to miss. Full review.
Hong Kong's Riveting Reimagining of Linklater's 'Tape'
A critical deep-dive into the bold Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater's cult classic, 'Tape'. This reverential yet distinct adaptation transposes the drama of toxic masculinity and blurred truths to a compelling Asian context, proving the film's themes
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