Maurice Pialat’s A Nos Amours is a movie masterpiece about the violence that comes from being a teenager.
Watch the first trailer for the American writer/director’s upcoming comedy.
Margaret Qualley plays a conflicted nun-in-training in this sensuous drama from director Margaret Betts.
By Bryan Hempel
This cult classic tackles issues which have become of increasing importance since its release in 1988.
The Lady from Shanghai is a prime example of the legendary filmmaker’s complicated genius.
Ten years ago, the likes of Blades of Glory and Hot Rod signalled the end of the Frat Pack era.
With IT in cinemas we rank every film version of the great American author’s work, from worst to best.
By James Morton
From Misery to The Shining, here are our favourite takes on the prolific horror writer’s work.
This rural period epic set in America’s Deep South looks a serious Oscars contender.
By Elena Lazic
This cult ’90s TV show shares some undeniable similarities with David Lynch’s brainchild.
Saoirse Ronan faces a quarter-life crisis in this semi-autobiographical debut.
David Lynch wrapped up his extraordinary series with a typically cryptic message: mystery is a beautiful thing.
By Ed Gibbs
Frances McDormand unleashes hell in the blackest of black comedies, courtesy of Martin McDonagh.
By Ed Gibbs
Vince Vaughn plays against type in S Craig Zahler’s ultra-violent grindhouse romp.
By Simran Hans
A programming strand dedicated to female perspectives was a highlight of this year’s festival.
The series creator discusses the show’s hotly-anticipated return.
Stephen King’s story and Tim Curry as Pennywise the Dancing Clown are a truly frightening combination.
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