Tope Ogundare spoke to French director Jacques Audiard about working with American actors, why he’s steering clear of Netflix and his upcoming musical.
American Honey
Andrea Arnold’s trash odyssey eschews cultural tourism for one of her signature portraits of defiant youth.
The Keeping Room
The horror undertones and feminist revisionism of Civil War thriller THE KEEPING ROOM aren’t enough to salvage it from over-familiarity.
Taj Mahal
TAJ MAHAL is a film that grasps at what it could be, without managing to get any further than that.
The White Knights
Joachim Lafosse’s understated THE WHITE KNIGHTS forces us to reconsider the maddening moral puzzle of orphan smuggling in Africa.
By Sidney Lumet
BY SIDNEY LUMET is an evocative, revealing and intimate study of its titular figure.
Don’t Call it a Horror Film – A Video Tribute to Giallo Cinema
For Halloween Week we present this video tribute to giallo films and the modern films that pay homage to them.
Beasts of No Nation
Cary Joji Fukunaga’s BEASTS OF NO NATION is a bracing adaptation that manages to skilfully avoid exoticising its story and characters.