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Editorial

The many appetites of Eve Babitz

John Ingledew’s photographic journey through British skinhead culture

Rungano Nyoni: “Trauma is minding your business and then there’s a body lying next to you”

Lucila Safdie’s Wanda-inspired watchlist

Meet Benchaâbane, the Master Nose of the Majorelle

A film lover’s guide to fragrance

Martin Brest al Pacino scent of a woman

An Oral History of Scent of a Woman

Martin Brest’s 1992 film has become a crowd-pleasing classic since it first swept cinemas 32 years ago. We talk to the director about the making of his award-winning drama, alongside a special note from star Al Pacino.

What to expect from the 2024 Marrakech Film Festival

Melissa Barrera: “The most fun I ever had on set was either while covered in blood or doing a musical number.”

The actor joins A Rabbit’s Foot to discuss her enduring love for all things musical theatre, her vision for a film industry that values empathy, and her role in fantasy rom-com Your Monster.

A film lover’s guide to food movies

From gluttonous buffets to quiet and pensive family meals that expose the loves and tragedies of humanity, eating is a way of expression that is sometimes at the core of the cinematic experience. Below, Chris Cotonou and Luke Georgiades offer up a serving of 9 films that in one way or another tap into food’s ability to bring people together.