These beautiful, revealing posters highlight African-American culture’s contribution to cinema.
We want to hear your thoughts on Leonardo DiCaprio’s globetrotting climate change doc.
Rooney Mara, Adam Driver and Rihanna are on board, and pop duo Sparks are supplying the music.
Woody Harrelson gets sweary as the cantankerous star of Craig Johnson’s upcoming comedy.
Documentary Still Loved uncovers stories of love, hope and courage.
Our Obama Era Cinema series continues with Caspar Salmon reflecting on the vitriolic online backlash to recent progress in Hollywood casting.
See your favourite anime characters as they might appear in real-world settings.
Gal Gadot gets a long-awaited solo run-out as America’s premiere superhero siren.
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Ben Affleck’s latest thriller shows that mainstream cinema still hasn’t moved on from the days of Rain Man.
Before the Flood sees the actor travel the world with a familiar message.
In an age of instant gratification, crime dramas like The Fall and The Night Of are favouring a steadier pace.
A new live-action update can’t afford to deal in outdated gender politics.
Tomáš Weinreb and Petr Kazda’s timely cautionary tale is coming to MUBI this November.
In our latest Obama Era Cinema essay, Stephen Winter considers the impact of two controversial role reversal fantasies.
By Tom Bond
Twenty years ago Baz Luhrmann put a vital contemporary spin on this timeless romantic epic.
A recent Spectre-inspired ceremony has been criticised for exploiting a millennia-old tradition.
Scarlett Johansson has poured cold water on a possible solo outing for her comic book heroine.