Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke shine in this disappointing first outing of one of Marvel’s most controversial characters
From Rosemary’s Baby to Midsommar, how has the figure of the witch changed in cinema and beyond?
Dealing with more mature characters than Rooney’s sophomore novel, Conversations follows Frances and Bobbi, recent graduates and ex-girlfriends-turned-friends.
For Star Wars day Investigations Editor Joe McFadden describes why Star Wars: The Clone Wars was so important to him growing up and explains what makes the show so impactful over a decade later.
In the age of streaming, video-on-demand, and binge-watching it is interesting to consider the question: does TV currently provide a better viewing experience than film? My answer is yes.
Our Deputy Film Editor reviews the long-awaited Bridgerton season two
Stratagem, starring Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge, plays at Manchester’s AO Arena as part of its UK tour
Viva 2022: A well worked and intimate human drama about how we connect, and at times disconnect, from the strangers around us
MANIFF 2022: A circus located in small-town America, a young woman looking beyond her families expectations, Balloon Animal is a coming of age story loaded with intrigue and depth
Keeping Up is long gone, it’s all about the Kardashian’s new show… The Kardashians! But with it only being available on Disney+, is it worth the subscription?
Nick Cage and Pedro Pascal star in this ode to Cage’s acting genius
The Northman takes the ‘Eggers style’ to even greater heights in this Norse revenge epic
The precedent set by modern TV is not only one that destroys the artistic integrity of the film but perpetuates a cycle of negative watching and passive viewership. Film Editor Benjy Klauber-Griffiths challenges television supremacy.
Check out our quiz to find out which Bridgerton character you are!
From comedy dramas to superhero charmers here’s a list of our top Tv picks for April
As part of the Golden Oldies series, Sophie Hicks looks back on Atonement
MANIFF 2022: At moments shocking, at times confusing, this is the black American commentary audiences have needed
The Great Movement shows great stylistic ambition but falls short with an unfocused storyline
