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Editorial

Nosferatu, Babygirl and the discourses of female desire

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Yorgos Lanthimos’ new photography book is a thing of twisted beauty

i shall sing these songs beautifully is an inspired collection of behind-the-scenes photographs taken by one of contemporary cinema's most lauded art-house heroes.

“The power of both”: A farewell to David Lynch

David Lynch expert Andy Hazel pens a fond farewell to the master of cinematic surrealism, who passed away last week at 78 years-old, leaving behind an insurmountable legacy.

Why L.A. Story is a much-needed rewatch

"It's a place where they've taken a desert and turned it into their dreams.” In light of the devastating Los Angeles fires, Hannah Benson argues that the Steve Martin-starring rom-com L.A. Story demands a rewatch.

Nick Hamm on his William Tell epic: “I wanted it to be like The Sound of Music with violence.”

The director sits down with Deputy Editor Chris Cotonou to discuss the makings of a great anti-hero, capturing the Swiss Alps on film, and how he brought his historical epic to the big screen.

Vermiglio director Maura Delpero: “I need to begin from the ground, from reality” 

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A film lover’s guide to Bob Dylan

As James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown hits UK cinemas, we round up five movies that have tackled the legacy of one of music’s most historically enigmatic artists.

Can Pablo Larraín solve a problem like Maria?

"The stage is the only world she can live comfortably with." Former opera singer and critic Lauren McQuistin reflects on Pablo Larraín's portrait of Maria Callas, which shows the loneliness of performance and the void that comes with it.

Usman Riaz on The Glassworker, Pakistan’s first hand-drawn animated film

Usman Riaz talks his debut feature The Glassworker, creating Pakistan’s first animation studio and his visit to Studio Ghibli in Japan.

The movies we are looking forward to in 2025

From Terrence Malick's ambitious reenactment of The Life of Christ to new offerings from Paul Thomas Anderson, Spike Lee and Kelly Reichardt, these are the films we can't wait to see this year.