Amelié’s Emboldening Optimism, 25 Years On
Twenty-five years on, Jean-Pierre Jeunet's Amelié still stands as an optimistic antidote to millennial cinema's nihilism.
Film & TV
Personas: Sight and Scent with Cremate and Ethereal Maison
Personas: sight and scent with Cremate and Ethereal Maison, an evening pairing incense with experimental short films.
Long Live the Music Video!: Behind-the-Scenes with the Music Video Preservation Society
Honouring the end of MTV: A nostalgic look at 24-hour music TV and iconic videos on the big screen at…
What ‘The Drama’ Tells Us About Wedding Films
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in The Drama, a film reflecting Gen Z's complex and evolving views on marriage.
A Cinematic Guide to Mothers
From Hamnet to One Battle After Another, a cinematic guide to the year's most powerful maternal stories. Viva!
‘Resurrection’ and the Grammar of Cinematic Dreams
Resurrection and the grammar of cinematic dreams: how film, like dreaming, teaches us to believe.
A Love Letter To Claymation
Aardman turns 50 and Laika releases Wildwood — claymation's slow, fingerprint-marked craft is the perfect antidote to our second-screen age.
Cold’s Literature & Film Editors on “Wuthering Heights”
Cold's literature and film editors on Emerald Fennell's divisive, sexed-up "Wuthering Heights".
Artifice of War: The Spectre of ‘Hors la vie’ and Maroun Baghdadi
Hors la vie navigates the tension between personal suffering and political opacity during the Lebanese Civil War.
Frames of Memory: Revisiting the Iranian New Wave at the Barbican
Masterpieces of the Iranian New Wave returns to the Barbican for a second season of pre-revolutionary cinema.
“It’s an Absurd World”: ‘100 Nights of Hero’ Director Julia Jackman
Director Julia Jackman discusses 100 Nights of Hero, a feminist fable on the power of storytelling, starring Emma Corrin and…
Aisling Franciosi is the “Guiding Light” in Sundance-winning ‘Twinless’
Aisling Franciosi on Twinless, the Sundance-winning film written and directed by James Sweeney, who also stars.
