Talking Folklore with ‘Rabbit Trap’ Director Bryn Chainey
Talking folklore with Rabbit Trap director Bryn Chainey: myth, sound and the making of his folk horror film.
Film & TV
Marty Supreme: The Pursuit of Greatness in Style
Marty Supreme: Timothée Chalamet's pursuit of greatness in style, and the costumes and looks behind the film.
Mulholland Drive at 25: What Do Writers, Critics and Academics Have to Say About the Best Film of the Century?
“If there’s one thing that people who love movies love, it’s movies about movies”: writers, critics and academics on the…
“Hamnet” is sweeping awards season. But why?
Hamnet is sweeping awards season, with Jessie Buckley's Golden Globe as Agnes Hathaway. But why has the film connected?
“Our Values Shouldn’t End at our Art”: In Conversation with Director Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich
'Our values shouldn't end at our art': director Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich on The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire.
Cult Documentary ‘Dirty Girls’, Across the Years
Dirty Girls, the cult documentary about a group of girls with a riot grrrl ethos: a 1996 school project, uploaded…
On a Fascist Past and Present with ‘Fiume o Morte!’ Director Igor Bezinović
On a fascist past and present with Fiume o Morte! director Igor Bezinović, and the history of Rijeka.
We Need to Yearn More than Ever: “In The Mood For Love” at 25
In the Mood for Love turns 25, remaining a landmark film about impossible romance and how our understanding of love…
Jafar Panahi’s Roman Debut: Introducing ‘It Was Just an Accident’
Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident premieres in Rome, revealing a poignant meditation on repression and the transformative role…
Our Favourite Food Scenes in Film
A curated selection of iconic food scenes in cinema celebrating Mubi’s new season A Feast for the Eyes and the…
Guillermo del Toro, More Heroine than Monster
Guillermo del Toro’s gothic romances, from Frankenstein explore women who embrace monsters as a rebellion against human cruelty.
Are We Bored of Climate Apocalypse?: On Kaiju and Ecology
Exploring how Godzilla and kaiju cinema reflect our climate fatigue and ecological anxieties through destruction, hope, and myth.
