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Death proof

Death Proof, and Quentin Tarantino’s Greatest Motor Moments

From Jackie Brown to Death Proof, Quentin Tarantino has been carving out his own automotive Mount Rushmore right under our noses.

Psychotically perfect: do TikTok beauty routines have their roots in cinema?

'Fit Checks' and 'Getting Ready With' videos are all over social media, but with their detached intimacy, are Noughties films like 'American Psycho,' 'The Devil Wears Prada' and 'Miss Congeniality' to blame?

Occupied City review – a moving archaeology of the Holocaust

Steve McQueen's 4-hour documentary about the Nazi Occupation of Amsterdam is demanding and formally simple, but not without great beauty.

Mean Girls (2024) review – stop trying to make it happen

Whilst Mean Girls, a film built on archetypes – is perfectly suited for a musical, this contemporary retelling doesn't entirely function.

An intimate documentary explores the silencing of Shere Hite

After her 1976 'The Hite Report' revolutionised thinking around female sexuality, Shere Hite was largely forgotten. A new documentary by Nicole Newnham explores how this happened, and what we can still learn from the feminist researcher.

Godzilla Minus One review – more human than monstrous

For his remaking of the Japanese action classic, Yamazaki goes back to the source.

A film lover’s guide to the zodiac 

When it comes to picking your next film, let the stars be your guide.

Predicting the Winners of the 2024 Golden Globes

We pick our favourites to win at this year's Golden Globes!

Shaden Adela

Shaden Safieddine Tazi: Playing Tricks With Time

The Moroccan-Lebanese writer-director pens an open letter about time, memory, and her profound experience making her short film "Everything Will Disappear" in her grandparents' house in Morocco.

Nick Love

Nick Love: Because of my films, I’ve made lots of friends with gangsters

From being one of film's naughty step children to getting a BFI retrospective, Nick Love opens up on his early life, addiction, and how masculinity has changed for the better.