Gosford Park: The Enduring British Feel-Good Classic
Discover why Robert Altman's 2001 masterpiece Gosford Park continues to charm audiences with its brilliant upstairs-downstairs drama and witty social commentary.
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Burna Boy's Fiery Acting Debut in '3 Cold Dishes'
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy delivers a scorching performance in his acting debut, leading a gripping revenge thriller that blends Lagos's vibrant energy with London's gritty underworld.
Winter in Sokcho: A Hypnotic Border Town Drama
Discover how this atmospheric slow-burner masterfully explores family secrets and unexpected intimacy against the haunting backdrop of Sokcho's coastal border town.
'Edge of Seat': True Story Soars on Prime Video
Discover how a remarkable true-life drama has captivated audiences worldwide, rocketing to Prime Video's top three charts and leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.
Peter Watkins: Visionary Filmmaker Who Changed Cinema
Remembering Peter Watkins, the visionary British director whose groundbreaking documentary style and anti-war films challenged mainstream cinema and left an indelible mark on film history.
Venice Record-Breaking Palestinian Film Star Speaks Out
Exclusive interview with the star of the groundbreaking Palestinian film that's taking Venice by storm and challenging global perspectives on truth and justice.
Brits' film fibs exposed: The movies we pretend to love
New research exposes the classic movies Brits falsely claim to have watched, from The Godfather to Citizen Kane, revealing our cultural white lies.
Lynne Ramsay on new film with Jennifer Lawrence
Exclusive interview with acclaimed director Lynne Ramsay as she discusses her first feature since 'You Were Never Really Here', reuniting with Jennifer Lawrence, and working with Robert Pattinson in this deeply personal project.
Wet Leg Announce Alexandra Palace Show 2025
Isle of Wight indie sensations Wet Leg are set to conquer London's iconic Alexandra Palace in 2025. Discover everything you need to know about tickets, dates, and their meteoric rise.
Tchéky Karyo, star of Nikita and The Missing, dies at 72
The entertainment world pays tribute to veteran French actor Tchéky Karyo, celebrated for his powerful performances in Luc Besson's Nikita and BBC's The Missing, who has passed away aged 72.
90s Horror Classic Tops Netflix Charts After 30 Years
A cult 1990s horror film is experiencing an extraordinary renaissance, being hailed as a cinematic masterpiece and skyrocketing to the top of Netflix charts three decades after its original debut.
Josh O'Connor: Cinema's Most Wanted Shape-Shifter
Discover how Josh O'Connor transformed from Prince Charles to one of Hollywood's most versatile actors, with insights into his groundbreaking roles and what makes him cinema's current golden boy.
Pasolini's urgent warning about modern fascism
Fifty years after his brutal murder, Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini's chilling predictions about modern fascism feel startlingly relevant in today's political climate.
Dangbei 4K Laser Projector: Cinema Magic at Home
Discover how Dangbei's cutting-edge LaserVibe 4K projector is revolutionising home entertainment with stunning visuals, immersive audio, and smart features that rival commercial cinemas.
French actor Tcheky Karyo dies aged 72
The film world mourns acclaimed French actor Tcheky Karyo, known for his powerful performances in 'Nikita', 'The Missing' and countless international productions, who has passed away aged 72.
Beatles Partners Cast Revealed in Mendes Films
The stars playing John, Paul, George and Ringo's significant others have been confirmed in Sam Mendes' ambitious Beatles film project, offering new perspectives on the band's story.
Tim Burton's Masterpiece Now Free to Stream in UK
Experience the dark genius of Tim Burton's most acclaimed film completely free on streaming platforms - here's how to watch in the UK today.
Spain funds Woody Allen film amid controversy
The Spanish government faces backlash for investing €10 million in Woody Allen's upcoming film, reigniting debates about public funding for controversial filmmakers.
Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers: Friendship Over Fame
Australian indie-punk sensation Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers reveal why friendship and fun matter more than world domination in exclusive interview about their raw, authentic sound.
AI Horror Film 'Tool' Personalises Your Nightmares
Groundbreaking British horror film 'Tool' uses artificial intelligence to create personalised nightmares based on viewers' online data, sparking both excitement and ethical debates in the film industry.
Arcade Fire's Win Butler and Régine Chassagne Separate
The iconic indie rock duo reveal their personal split while confirming Arcade Fire will continue making music together, stunning fans worldwide.
Horror's Ableism Problem: Cinema's New Monsters
From Frankenstein's creature to modern horror villains, cinema has long used physical difference as shorthand for evil. Discover why the genre's new monsters still fail the disability community.
Expert Ranking: The Most Terrifying Halloween Films Ever Made
Film critics and horror specialists have compiled the definitive ranking of cinema's most chilling creations, from psychological thrillers to supernatural horrors that will haunt your dreams this Halloween season.
SnoCaps Review: Katie Crutchfield's Intimate New Project
Waxahatchee's Katie Allison Crutchfield delivers a masterclass in vulnerable storytelling through her new SnoCaps project, showcasing her most personal work yet with collaborators MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook.
Youth Group's Triumphant Return After 12 Years
Australian indie legends Youth Group make a stunning comeback after 12 years with their powerful new album 'Big Whoop', exploring middle age with raw honesty and musical brilliance.
The Least Frightening Films Ever - Ultimate Cosy Cinema List
Forget horror and thrillers - discover the cinematic equivalent of a warm blanket with our definitive ranking of the least frightening films ever made, perfect for anxious viewers and cosy nights in.
Tom Cruise's 46-Take Meltdown Tests Co-Star
Hollywood's most demanding star Tom Cruise reportedly tested his co-star's patience during an intense filming session requiring 46 takes, revealing the extreme pressures of blockbuster filmmaking.
BFI London Film Festival Calls for Volunteers
The British Film Institute is seeking enthusiastic volunteers for the 2024 London Film Festival. Discover how you can be part of one of the UK's most prestigious cinematic events and gain exclusive behind-the-scenes access.
Stella Donnelly on Friend Breakups & New Album Love and Fortune
Australian indie sensation Stella Donnelly opens up about transforming the pain of platonic heartbreak into her powerful new album 'Love and Fortune', exploring friendship dynamics and personal growth.
Relay: Riz Ahmed's chilling surveillance thriller
Justin Piasecki's gripping surveillance thriller 'Relay' starring Riz Ahmed delivers a terrifyingly plausible vision of corporate control that will haunt you long after the credits roll.
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