Interviews

Edward Zwick’s Pawn Sacrifice tells the story of iconic American chess prodigy Bobby Fischer...

A haunted house, a spectre bearing the most traditional of forms – a white sheet with...

A hilarious “feel-good” German romantic...

Finnish director Dome Karukoski’s award-winning (FIPRESCI prize) biopic follows the cult artist...

Can you imagine a world without vision? Even though widely regarded as “the windows...

Sparring is the first feature of director Samuel Jouy, and stars renowned French...

Instinctively, there seems little more to add to the cinematic pantheon of boxing...

Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody is this year’s...

It’s sometimes difficult to judge a bad film until you’ve seen a terrible one....

The truths in the retelling of Pinocchio, now at the...

This is a brutish, elemental feature debut from Icelandic...

This is expert filmmaking from Annemarie Jacir, now a veteran of the art house...

The author who gave the world such literary classics as Animal Farm and...

The ever-popular Udderbelly at London’s Southbank...

Lucky is the story of one man facing up to...

This is a diverting and quaintly philosophical tale from actor and first-time...

Beautifully shot and constructed by first-time director Shevaun...

Fringe festivals are an equal mixture of anticipation and...

Soho’s Bar Termini has been serving up flawless negronis in its tiny,...

A dynamic all-female cast lead this bizarre yet...

A remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in...

Apologia is a piece of rare brilliance from start to finish. It is a thoughtful...

She’s credited as Lorraine Broughton, but really, the titular heroine of Atomic Blonde is...

Plain pasta is technically a meal. It’s a last resort, and not exactly...

This summer, Francophile Londoners looking for some...