Joanna Scanlan discusses the impact of BFI National Lottery funded film Pride with BAFTA-winning actress Jessica Gunning.
Filmmaker Ross McElwee distills his grief over the loss of his child into a powerful memory archive of home movies, clips from previous films, and footage shot by his late son, Adrian.
Mathilde Arcel gives a committed performance as a Danish housemaid haunted by a secret that threatens her new life, but el-Toukhy’s Golden Lion-winner fails to give its (anti)heroine a personality ...
As Claude Chabrol’s classic psychological thriller La Femme infidèle returns to cinemas, discover 10 films in which affairs, betrayals and forbidden desires send ordinary lives spinning into obsession ...
Mathilde Arcel gives a committed performance as a young housemaid haunted by her relationship with a Germain soldier, but el-Toukhy’s Golden Lion-winner fails to give its heroine a personality beyond ...
Ahead of our Blu-ray release of Ed Wood’s Plan 9 from Outer Space and a big-screen celebration of Roger Corman’s centenary, we sift for gold among the pulp pleasures and cheapo ingenuity of the sci-fi ...
You Don’t Belong Here: Golden Leopard winner settles into hopelessness as if it was a woolly blanket
Florin Serban’s drama about a xenophobic attack that causes a respected Romanian doctor's world to unravel unfolds with the patient elegance of Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s films, but its hard to connect with ...
In dark comedy Bad Apples, Saoirse Ronan plays a teacher driven to drastic measures to stop disruption in her class. She talks to us about breaking bad on screen, a favourite podcast, and where her ...
Annouchka de Andrade is curator of the BFI Southbank season ‘A Poet with a Camera: The Cinema of Sarah Maldoror’. She is also Maldoror’s daughter, and since her mother’s death has been working to ...
With BFI Southbank’s Claude Chabrol retrospective Elements of Crime in full swing and La Femme infidèle (1969) re-released in cinemas this week, we revisit an interview with the prolific French ...
Signed at the Toronto International Film Festival, the agreement will enable more collaboration in film and TV on both sides of the Atlantic.
Two decades after the premiere of Children of Men, we track down the exact spots where Alfonso Cuarón filmed his modern dystopian classic.
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