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There’s a shot midway through Kirsten Johnson’s Cameraperson that captures the conflict at the core of the film. In an understaffed hospital in N... Read more »

Take One Action – the UK’s leading social change film festival – today announced that it will close this year’s event with a special ... Read more »

The best things to watch this week on the big screen, the small screen and your laptop screen, including Trainspotting 2 and Hacksaw Ridge Flamingo We&... Read more »

Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller) Mad Max: Fury Road feels like a miracle; similar to “the green place” MacGuffin that Charlize Theron’... Read more »

The best things to watch this week on the big screen, the small screen and your laptop screen, including FKA Twigs’ Soundtrack 7, the new season of Gil... Read more »

The Skinny presents: Trouble Every Day With Trouble Every Day, Claire Denis immerses us in an atmosphere engorged with desire and dread. Essentially a twi... Read more »

Best new film in cinemas: Ghostbusters When it was announced two years ago that Paul Feig, the writer-director behind kickass, female-led comedies like Brid... Read more »

The best things to watch this week on the big screen, the small screen and your laptop screen, including the Ghost in the Shell trailer, Fantastic Beasts and... Read more »

The best things to watch this week on the big screen, the small screen and your laptop screen, including David O Russell's short Past Forward, starring Girls... Read more »

1. Moonlight Dir. Barry Jenkins At a Q&A session following one of Moonlight’s public screenings at this year’s London Film Festival, dire... Read more »

What comes to your mind we you think 'British Cinema'? Do you picture a dour room with characters indulging in bittersweet conversations while drinking tea (... Read more »

The best film and TV to watch this week on the big screen, the small screen and your laptop screen, including the latest Star Trek film, Star Trek Beyond, an... Read more »

There was a gulf between our last album, 1965, and this one. At that point you need to reinvent. I think we always confounded expectations – it&rs... Read more »

January is traditionally a bit of a featureless wasteland in the club scene, with punters too broke to go out, and promoters unwilling to gamble money on a b... Read more »

The Dark Horse magazine is 20 years old. Hurrah. Two decades it’s been spearing out unwaveringly high-brow, hard-edged, top quality work into them... Read more »

Once again our writers draw lines in the cinematic sand to choose 2015's essential films. Our top ten has a curious gender divide: the male protagonists (The... Read more »

By the final day of many big-name music festivals (especially in the UK 'summer') the site has often descended into a muddy scene of depravity and disarray. ... Read more »

From The Hateful Eight to the new Ghostbusters, these are the films we're most looking forward to in 2016 The Hateful Eight (Quentin Tarantino) Released 8 ... Read more »

Given recent votes, we half expected something racist and idiotic like Gerard Butler hokum Gods of Egypt to top this best films of the year poll. This drum t... Read more »

24 City (2008) Dir: Jia Zhangke While many of Jia Zhangke’s modern classics have managed to provoke the Chinese ruling party, 24 City pissed off... Read more »

Beyond the Lights Dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood Why it's one of our overlooked movies of 2015: it went straight to DVD in the UK In a more sensible film cul... Read more »

John Wick Chapter 2 Dir. Chad Stahelski  John Wick 2 will never not be underrated, even by the people who thoroughly enjoyed it. Underneath an extra... Read more »