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You want to know what a film noir detective or spy is really all about? Then just take a peek through the key hole at their home life.
We interview writer and director Miguel Llansó about his debut feature film, Crumbs. An Ethiopian post apocalyptic story about a search for Santa Claus.
Gorilla publishes an exclusive early review* of Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens
Richard Linklater’s last film, Boyhood, was a bold exploration of time and space. Going back to his films, we see how much and how little has changed.
A retrospective of Swedish filmmaker Roy Andersson’s work was shown at this years Flatpack film festival, covering his commercials, short films and features.
To celebrate this week’s BFI Flare and fiveFilms4freedom, George East discusses the beginnings of modern Queer Cinema and the meaning of Queer in today’s world.
The Hays Code was a form of censorship rules that applied to all films made by Hollywood between 1934 and 1968. But was it really all so bad?
A cost of the going to the cinema is becoming increasingly prohibitive for people. The Free Film Festival network relies on local communities to make it affordable again.
George East chats to Appropriate Behaviour director and star Desiree Akhavan about her career so far, including the early work that almost broke her. She offers words of wisdom for filmmakers trying to break through, as someone who’s just done it.
A full list of winners from the 2015 Oscars plus our reaction and live blog.