“You let a total stranger record your sexual life on videotape, but you won’t tell your own sister?” Sex, Lies, and Videotape (Steven...

Sticky seats, loud heckling, and the not-so-vague hint of booze. These are the remains of the Scala Cinema for those ever-devoted fans....

Screened for likely the last time on its original Technicolour dye-transfer print, watching Frank Perry’s 1968 film The Swimmer on the...

The inaugural Film on Film Festival at BFI Southbank kicks off this Thursday, featuring a wide range of film screenings, all with one...

As London went dark once lockdown began, one of the many thoughts that raced through my mind was what would happen to cinemas. Much has...

I am the kind of person that sets aside multiple days of the week to go see a movie at the cinema. Even the process of getting the ticket...

True crime has left the jurisdiction of the courtroom and moved on to our TV screens. A surge of "adapted from true events" films about...

‘Let’s make a pact, become something real’. With a whole religious, social, political and moral order positioned against homosexuality,...

A response to ‘Lust to Love and in Between’ – a programme of short films released as part of the London Film Festival. Traditionally,...

Having enjoyed a full day of screenings and press interviews in June for this year’s Sundance Film Festival, many of the highlights are...