As Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey arrives in cinemas, we revisit 10 films that journeyed into Greek mythology before it, finding enduring inspiration in an ancient world of gods, monsters and epic ...

A world premiere of the restoration including a Q&A with band members will take place at BFI Southbank, before the film returns to cinemas nationwide on 2 October.

The list of 13 ‘Love Stories’ recommended to the BFI by Emerald Fennell, director of Promising Young Woman, Saltburn, and now her explosive “Wuthering Heights”, is a carefully considered programme ...

A key figure in American independent cinema, Larry Clark has trodden a singular path since the late 1960s. Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, he is a graduate of the renowned UCLA film school, and ...

British cinema wouldn’t be the same without Hammer Films. Though the company was making films well before it became associated with horror cinema, Hammer redefined the genre for British audiences and ...

Directors Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz attempt to peer under the MAGA cap into American nostalgia for white supremacy, but their hollow effort fixates on the ‘how’ rather than the ‘why’.

Eric Rohmer’s sublime 1980s classic is a magical summer film about the serendipity of romance. Watch and discover Sight and Sound The Greatest Films of All Time The Green Ray < The Greatest Films of ...

The monstrous-feminine on screen: the changing face of cinema’s female monsters ...

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Nearly 100 years after The Most Dangerous Game, films from Revenge to Bacurau to The Hunt have played on the concept of humans hunting each other for sport. In the 21st century, the idea even has its ...

“I’m not an actress, I’m a personality.” Well, she was half right. Marlene Dietrich was more than capable of turning in rich, complex performances, especially in the second half of her time in ...

In a film where nothing is taken literally, the biggest enigma of the picture revolves around its protagonist, Moon (Moon Guo Barker): is she meant to be perceived as a child, or is she a child ...