Molly Manning Walker's award-winning debut film 'How To Have Sex' stuns audiences with its raw and honest portrayal of teenage consent, friendship, and trauma on a Greek holiday, sparking intense emotional reactions.
The prestigious Venice Film Festival was rocked by demonstrations as pro-Palestinian activists confronted attendees of an Israeli film premiere, highlighting the ongoing cultural tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Guy Ritchie's explosive WWII film, 'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare', is being hailed as a masterpiece. Featuring Henry Cavill and Alan Ritchson, this true story of a rogue British unit is dominating the box office and earning critical acclaim.
The Guardian's five-star film review of 'Mother Vera' is reimagined, exploring this powerful story of sacrifice, resilience, and a mother's battle against a broken system in austerity Britain.
Paolo Sorrentino reunites with Toni Servillo for 'La Grazia', a visually stunning and melancholic masterpiece exploring faith, art, and the search for meaning in modern Italy. The Guardian's film review.
The 2025 Venice Film Festival unveils a groundbreaking 'Expanded Reality' strand, showcasing immersive VR and AR films that are set to redefine the very essence of cinematic narrative and audience experience.
Noomi Rapace beams at the 80th Venice Film Festival for the photocall of her new film 'Mother', cutting a chic figure in a stylish flared brown suit and oversized shades.
A deliciously uplifting review of 'In The Nguyen Kitchen', the new French-Vietnamese musical film that's cooking up a storm with its tale of family, food, and finding your voice.
Everything we know so far about the star-studded film adaptation of Richard Osman's beloved novel, 'The Thursday Murder Club', including its star-studded cast, release window, and plot details.
Delve into our review of the profoundly moving 'All the Lost Ones', a cinematic triumph exploring the labyrinth of loss. Discover how this unflinching drama redefines storytelling.
Discover how 'Derelict' defies its micro-budget constraints to deliver powerhouse performances and raw, atmospheric storytelling that redefines British indie cinema.
A landmark discovery in cinema history: Jean-Luc Godard's debut documentary, 'Opération Béton', has been meticulously restored in 4K and will premiere at the Locarno Film Festival, offering a new perspective on the legendary director's origins.
Eva Victor's directorial debut, 'Sorry Baby', is a brutally honest and darkly comedic exploration of the unspoken pressures of early motherhood. Our review delves into this unsettling yet essential cinematic portrait.
Dive into our review of 'Misper', the poignant new British film that masterfully blends mystery with melancholy in a decaying coastal town. A must-see for fans of atmospheric cinema.
Discover why 'Christy' is the must-watch film of the year, blending raw emotion with stunning cinematography in a Cork setting.
Marvel Studios relocates major productions from the UK to Georgia, sparking concerns over Britain's declining appeal to Hollywood due to tax policy changes.
Discover how old 35mm film canisters are finding new purpose in creative and sustainable ways, from art projects to practical storage solutions.
Discover why 'Imagine' is being hailed as a groundbreaking animated film that blends stunning visuals with a deeply emotional narrative. Read our in-depth review.
A leading actor from the hit series 'Bonnie & Clyde' opens up about the electrifying on-screen chemistry with their co-star, describing it as 'instant' and 'undeniable'.
A raw and riveting exploration of teenage rebellion, 'Little Trouble Girls' delivers a punch with its fearless storytelling and standout performances.
The Melbourne International Film Festival showcases 'Beast of War,' a tense Australian shark thriller set during WWII. Read our in-depth review of this cinematic spectacle.
The Toronto International Film Festival faces backlash for allegedly refusing to screen a film about the October 7 massacre, citing concerns over upsetting Hamas supporters.
Director Benjamin Caron discusses his bold new film 'Night Always Comes', blending risk-taking storytelling with raw realism and a touch of royal influence.
The horror sensation 'Weapons' proves that sometimes, pure terror is enough—no hidden messages required. Discover why audiences love its straightforward frights.
Director Celine Song returns with 'Materialists,' a sharp-witted romantic comedy that critiques capitalism while delivering heartfelt storytelling. Starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, this Sundance hit promises laughter, romance, and a
A heartfelt tribute to David Stratton, the legendary film critic whose infectious passion for cinema left an indelible mark on Australia's cultural landscape.
Renowned Australian film critic and broadcaster David Stratton, a towering figure in cinema journalism, has died at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy of insightful critique and passionate advocacy for film.
The Toronto International Film Festival has withdrawn a documentary featuring Hamas bodycam footage from its lineup following intense criticism and concerns over its content.
Actor Brian Cox criticises the allocation of £540,000 in taxpayer money to a minor film festival premiere in Scotland, questioning its value for public funds.
Jay Duplass opens up about his latest film 'The Baltimorons', creative chaos, and his experience at the Melbourne International Film Festival in this revealing interview.