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True History of the Kelly Gang review – a magnetic and masterful performance from George MacKay

Justin Kurzel blurs the line between fact and fiction in this impressionistic masterpiece.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire review – a burning lesbian romance through the female gaze

Portraying queer love starts with reclaiming women’s bodies.

Justin Kurzel on imagined national identity and historical agency in True History of the Kelly Gang

True History of the Kelly Gang director Justin Kurzel tells all.

The Invisible Man review – Elisabeth Moss shines in horror re-imagining

Behind every great Invisible Man is a great Visible Woman.

The best Studio Ghibli films, ranked

Only the best of the best!

Like A Boss review – lazy comedy should have hired female writers

Haddish and Byrne deserve better.

Dark Waters review – a nauseating and enraging look at corporate power

A harrowing look at the unchecked power and greed of corporations.

Upward mobility in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite and Snowpiercer

Class conflict and social mobility are approached in vastly different ways in Bong Joon-ho’s two masterpieces

Emma. review – a charmingly unassuming adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel

Finally, an Emma fans will recognise.

To All the Boys: PS I Still Love You review – a delightfully sugary sequel

Lara Jean is back!

Emma. director Autumn de Wilde on Jane Austen, colour theory and humanising her heroine

Including the funny reason for the title’s full stop.

Wes Anderson’s new trailer for The French Dispatch is a love letter to journalists

It’s here!

Birds of Prey review – fierce, feisty, fantabulous fun

Margot Robbie leads this girl gang of superheroines to smashing success.

Sasha Lane talks mental health, art as therapy and her latest role in Daniel Isn’t Real

The wonderful Sasha Lane discusses her latest film.

“Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson are just incredible” says The Lighthouse’s Robert Eggers

Robert Eggers spills his beans!

Marielle Heller’s debut film convinced Tom Hanks to sign onto A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood

Director Marielle Heller speaks on her latest triumph.

True History of the Kelly Gang review – a magnetic and masterful performance from George MacKay

Justin Kurzel blurs the line between fact and fiction in this impressionistic masterpiece.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire review – a burning lesbian romance through the female gaze

Portraying queer love starts with reclaiming women’s bodies.

Reviews

True History of the Kelly Gang review – a magnetic and masterful performance from George MacKay

Justin Kurzel blurs the line between fact and fiction in this impressionistic masterpiece.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire review – a burning lesbian romance through the female gaze

The Invisible Man review – Elisabeth Moss shines in horror re-imagining

Like A Boss review – lazy comedy should have hired female writers

The Call of the Wild review – a surprisingly emotional tale of adventure

Interviews

Justin Kurzel on imagined national identity and historical agency in True History of the Kelly Gang

Emma. director Autumn de Wilde on Jane Austen, colour theory and humanising her heroine

Sasha Lane talks mental health, art as therapy and her latest role in Daniel Isn’t Real

“Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson are just incredible” says The Lighthouse’s Robert Eggers

Marielle Heller’s debut film convinced Tom Hanks to sign onto A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood

Features

The best Studio Ghibli films, ranked

Upward mobility in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite and Snowpiercer

Roald Dahl classics are coming to Netflix – which deserve to be adapted first?

Academy Awards 2020 predictions: there’s no frontrunner yet

20 Actors of Colour that deserved BAFTA 2020 nominations

News

Wes Anderson’s new trailer for The French Dispatch is a love letter to journalists

Julian Jarrold’s Sulphur and White has its trailer

Billie Eilish to sing next Bond theme

Harriet star Cynthia Erivo is all set to be a record-breaking EGOT winner

Golden Globes 2020: Biggest Film Snubs and Surprises