Interviews

According to Anurag Kashyap, the director of the striking yet rather disorderly...

Sisu, according to the opening title card of its cinematic namesake, is an untranslatable Finnish...

With Master Gardener, American director and screenwriter Paul Schrader is back with another...

With the increased adoption of visual narratives, online video editing...

The discourse around slow charging versus fast charging involves weighing the...

In the creation of memorable parties, birthdays, weddings,...

Living in an apartment often presents more cost-effective accommodation than...

Immediately prior to the premiere of Fallen Leaves, Aki Kaurismäki’s red...

Cannes may be an international festival, but...

A fascinating hybrid of documentary and feature filmmaking, The...

When it comes to achieving a radiant smile, zirconium...

Infidelity can deeply shake the foundations of trust within a...

A thrilling combination of glamour, excitement, energy, tension, psychology, and...

Here’s an exclusive sneak peek from...

Throughout the majority of its history, the music...

Over the course of its 126-year existence, Tate Britain has come to be recognised as...

This week Belgian singer-songwriter Angèle made her live UK debut. The chanteuse has been...

Banel & Adama is a film of striking individuality, characteristic of...

The largest exhibition to be held at Kensington Palace, Crown to...

When Sylvia (Rose Byrne) discovers that her former best friend, Will (Seth Rogan), has recently...

Conann is the latest cinematic adventure from...

Sam Levinson can be a frustratingly petulant filmmaker. Aside from the behemoth,...

Wes Anderson is any film festival’s favourite: a guarantor for a fun, quirky...