There’s a certain poetic quality to Paternal Leave, a film that leans...

Set in the rural village of Bawangtai in the early 90s, Huo Meng’s second...

Michel Franco’s Dreams follows the fraught romance between Jennifer McCarthy...

Beginning with all the force of a courtroom gavel, Burhan Qurbani’s...

Cicadas unfolds with a painterly precision, as Ina Weiss crafts a meditation on the...

There’s nobody dearer to Rose (Marie Bloching) than her older brother Sam...

French director Léonor Serraille’s third feature opens with Ari as a child, learning...

Hot on the heels of touring the festival circuit with his...

After he’s kicked out of his foster home, 17-year-old Christy (The Young...

Technology has changed our lives in so many different ways and will continue to do...

Set against a scorching Spanish summer, Hot Milk unfolds as a tangled psychological...

It was a bittersweet night at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire as the...

An unconventional new sex comedy by Mike Bartlett, Unicorn tackles an essential...

Fresh off the release of their warmly received album Open Wide, Inhaler are about to...

Set in Mexico City in the mid-90s, The Devil Smokes (and Saves the Burnt...

Known for his humble demeanour and signature wide-brim fedora, rock artist James Bay...

In 1974, writer Linda Rosenkrantz worked on a collection of...

George Orwell’s great modern classic is brought back to the stage...

In the years from 1923 to 1953, the wealthy Swiss businessman...

The Design Museum is introducing a new series that gives...

Heart-racing and wickedly gruesome, Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes is a slasher horror that capitalises on...

Under new festival direction – led by Tricia Tuttle, former head of the BFI...

In the presented interconnected world, travelling...

Nearly a decade after Steve Rogers’s trilogy concluded, Captain America: Brave...

Ron Pope’s new album American Man, American Music is almost like...