A 1931 short feature comedy
Australian indie filmmaker James Demitri on his latest microbudget production, Fire Alive.
“One of the most frustrating things about human beings is that we are always capable,” says Imagine co-director Jack Manning Bancroft when we ask about his mission to improve the
If we still needed proof that despite his prolific career, Richard Linklater is a versatile filmmaker, this year he returns with two very different and yet not so different films.
The world of gaming is a pulsating universe, ever-evolving and brimming with excitement. From the thrill of immersive storytelling to the adrenaline rush of competitive play, there's something for everyone
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: director Cyrus Nowrasteh, who helmed The Stoning Of Soraya M, The Young
Young Indonesian filmmaker Amar Haikal digs into the ugly underbelly of his home country with the darkly poetic short film My Plastic Mother
The Berlin Film Festival has announced the competition programme for its 76th edition and Warwick Thornton’s Wolfram has been included. While it marks the sixth time Thornton’s films have been
In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week: 1995’s Blue Murder, a big, brassy story of nasty crooks, vicious cops,
Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti are ecstatic about joining the Star Trek universe.
You know that feeling when you've got a spare tenner burning a hole in your pocket? Not enough for a night out, not enough for anything "proper," but enough to
The conversation took place during the day of the European Film Awards ceremony in Berlin, where Albert Serra’s Afternoons of Solitude was nominated in the documentary section. The setting was
