Festivals
Amber Wilkinson leads La Bola Negra victory in Toronto
La Bola Negra, a sweeping Spanish drama, has stolen the People’s Choice Award at the Toronto Film Festival, marking a
Jennie’s close view of home
The narrative of Death Of A Yellow Bird follows a man grappling with the stark reality of his impending mortality.
Brace Your Heart Amber Wilkinson 20521
In the Sápmi region, where the vast, snowy landscapes meet the demands of a difficult livelihood, life is measured not
Death of a Yellow Bird
When the shadow of mortality looms large, the most elusive challenge isn’t the end itself, but figuring out how to
Kylgor in the Grisly Abyss Jennie Kermode
Puppets have firmly carved out a delightful, if demanding, niche in the fantasy horror genre in recent years. From charming
Naomi Watts dedicates Donostia to David Lynch
The path to Hollywood stardom is rarely a straight line, and for some, the journey is paved with setbacks. That
De Gaulle Liberté Part 2 Action
The cinematic journey of Charles de Gaulle, the wartime leader of France, is a masterclass in historical drama, and the
Death Has No Master Jennie Kermode 20520
Sometimes a location holds a story all by itself. Imagine a sprawling house, walled and gated, that once stood as
Ed Sheeran on Macklemore backlash: “This Wasn’t The Easy Option”
Echoes of Trauma: A Musician Speaks on Conflict and Catastrophe The stage lights of a music festival often serve as
Jennie Kermode Ürei action 20518
Some stories are born from the quietest of places, yet they carry the weight of monumental emotion. This is the
Werner Herzog honored at San Sebastian opening
German filmmaker Werner Herzog recently experienced a moment of profound cultural connection at the San Sebastian Film Festival, where he
5 Minutes of Visuals with Amber Wilkinson
While the world of Spanish time travel has certainly been explored, the recent cinematic landscape owes much of its modern,
Deadly Kung Fu action with Jennie Kermode
When the world of wuxia meets the chaotic energy of modern flat life, things get wonderfully weird. Fergal Costello’s latest
Innocent Angle by Amber Wilkinson
In a quiet Taiwanese village, the rumble of the adult world is brought into sharp focus through the innocent eyes
The Ones Who Grieve by Jennie Kermode
The nature of ownership and identity is often tested in the darkest corners of human experience. As one character reflects,
Vanished from sight by Jennie Kermode
Dive into the mysterious world of Girl In The Night”>Girl In The Night (aka Dekla Noci) for a cinematic experience
Resident Evil Andrew Robertson Gameplay 20514
The marriage of video game worlds and cinematic screen often results in a mixed bag. Historically, many adaptations have struggled,
Flapjax Jennie Kermode 20513
In the service industry, there is often a noticeable chasm between what corporate owners demand of their staff and what
Whisper of the Heart by Jennie Kermode
There is a certain magic woven into the fabric of stories, a world where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. It
Jennie Kermode’s First and Last Time
Agata TrzebuchowskaPhoto: Maciej Edelman Agata Trzebuchowska is stepping confidently into the spotlight, proudly introducing Sick, her feature film, as part
Britain and Ireland sights in Dinard by Richard Mowe
The cinematic magic of the British and Irish film community is set to sweep across the French coast this autumn.
Kraft matches Macklemore’s $1M donation for Palestine
Rapper Drops Tour, Donates Millions to Support Palestinian Cause A high-profile figure involved in Ed Sheeran’s recent tour has announced
Changing Light by Mallory Outis
There is something powerfully captivating about the world before the noise—a place defined by silence, solitude, and the rhythm of
Flipping the script by Amber Wilkinson
Iranian filmmaker Ghasideh Golmakani is challenging cinematic conventions with her debut feature, Head To Head. This film doesn’t just tell
James McNeill Whistler & Jennie Kermode Exhibition On Screen
The Exhibition on Screen team has built a reputation for producing art documentaries, but their true mastery lies in diving