“We have a lot of fun together, but we also share where we think we’re coming...
With Brothers, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson bring one of Hollywood’s longest-running friendships to the centre of a comedy, playing dramatised versions of themselves in a story built around...
View ArticleThe Cycle of Love: On the red carpet with the cast and creatives at the...
Acclaimed documentary-maker Orlando von Einsiedel brings to screen a story about enduring love told using a blend of semi-improvised scenes and real-life interviews. Cinematically shot across...
View Article70th BFI London Film Festival programme launch: On the red carpet with the...
Now celebrating its 70th year, the BFI London Film Festival has officially unveiled its programme for the 2026 edition, taking place from 7th to 18th October 2026. It brings a line-up of films...
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BBC’s Vigil is back for a third season, with more twists and turns than ever. This time around, DCI Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and DS Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) investigate a murder in Svalbard,...
View Article“I loved getting to embody all her weirdness”: Sian Clifford and Samuel...
Samuel Abrahams’s feature debut follows Lady Isabella (Sian Clifford), a lonely aristocrat with grand creative ambitions, who recruits struggling filmmaker Sam (Laurie Kynaston) to document her life at...
View Article“We’ve always had that good-natured feel to our films and that’s probably...
Jay Chandrasekhar returns to direct and star in Super Troopers 3, the latest instalment in the cult American comedy franchise, alongside his fellow Broken Lizard members. The film reunites the comedy...
View Article“Those performances left an indelible mark on some people”: Andrew Ridgeley...
In 1985, Wham! made history as the first Western pop band to play communist China. Documenting the momentous occasion was always at the forefront of the group’s mind, but their initial plans for a...
View Article“You never know what’s going to catch on”: John Cleese, Famke Janssen and...
The fourth edition of the Mediterrane Film Festival has just concluded in Valletta, confirming its status as Southern Europe’s fastest-growing cinematic hub and a vital bridge between continents. The...
View Article“It’s a relentless train of thrilling drama”: Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly...
Picking up just an hour after the events of the finale, the second season of The Crow Girl follows DCI Jeanette Kilburn (Eve Myles) and psychotherapist Dr Sophia Craven (Katherine Kelly) as they are...
View Article“There were a lot of tears, which is odd for a horror film”: Mauricio...
Sacrificios is not your average horror movie designed to have you jump out your skin, but rather sneak under it with its haunting, unsettling atmosphere and dark psychological territory. The premise...
View Article“You don’t need a Harley to like this movie”: Joseph Zentil, Dylan Arnold and...
Born to Lose is the feature debut of Joseph Zentil, which channels his own personal connection to biker culture as well as draws on the rich tradition of it in cinema, from Easy Rider to The...
View Article“I would like to have an action career, and I’m working on it now”: Bill...
This new, action-packed comedy show, Ride or Die, from creator Tessa Coates, stars Hannah Waddingham (Judith) and Octavia Spencer (Debbie) as two unlikely best friends who find their friendship put to...
View Article“The movie creates communication between people who can’t communicate...
My Father’s Island is the atmospheric feature from Vladimir de Fontenay (Mobile Homes), which adapts a novella by David Vann, Sukkwan Island, itself a meditation on grief, family and reconciliation. It...
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“I like to take the audience on a journey to cyberspace”: Sophie Grey on...
Sophie Grey is a self-described “retro electro” artist, her sound bringing, as it does, “aspects of familiarity and unfamiliarity.” A classically trained pianist, she writes and produces all of her own...
View Article“We can build bridges rather than break them”: Misan Harriman, Andy...
Shoot the People is the new documentary from BAFTA-winning filmmaker Andy Mundy-Castle, following the British-Nigerian photographer and activist Misan Harriman. It chronicles his journey from the world...
View Article“You can no longer be a blockbuster without being in IMAX”: Greg Foster...
The trajectory of the modern movie-going experience has been defined by a constant search for the “next big thing”, yet for Greg Foster, the secret to staying relevant has always been rooted in a...
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“Make what you wish existed”: Jacob Collier on The Light for Days at EartH
EartH Hackney is a venue of character and story – perfect for the one and only Jacob Collier. Known for creating a live experience like no other, Collier hosted an intimate listening party for his...
View Article“They bring out things in each other that they didn’t know they had”: Eve...
Fronted by powerhouse performances from Eve Myles and Gabrielle Creevy, The Guest explores deep into the unlikely bond between two women from very different worlds. Ahead of the series premiere on the...
View Article“Am I romantic? Absolutely”: Julian Schnabel on In the Hand of Dante at...
Julian Schnabel’s latest feature film, In the Hand of Dante, is an epic and poetic adaptation of Nick Tosches’s novel. It follows two simultaneous stories. In one of them, Schnabel delivers a period...
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“She is innocent and monstrous at the same time”: Maxim Didenko on Salomé at...
Maxim Didenko, director of the Theatre Royal Haymarket’s latest production of Salomé, is a theatrical director originally from St Petersburg, whose previous work has garnered a multitude of awards,...
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