The unsung heroine of the 1960s Czech New Wave, filmmaker Drahomíra Vihanová is celebrated next month at Barbican cinemas with a rare screening of her debut fictional feature A Squandered Sunday, a S...
Just announced is the programme for the 2016 Sheffield Doc/Fest. Now in its 23rd year the festival has moved from strength to strength in the last decade, becoming a major fixture in the festival cir...
To see the behemoth that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become it is almost inconceivable that this was the same company that was in so much financial trouble in the late 1980s and the early 1990s...
Mark Cousins is something of a figurehead in contemporary film criticism. He is an insightful interviewer and commentator on all things related to film. The Story Of Film, is an exhaustive look at th...
In association with Rabbit Publicity and Matchbox Films we are offering the chance to win a copy of Grazing the Sky on DVD. In the documentary film, director Horacio Alcalá follows eight different ac...
In association with Rabbit Publicity and Verve Pictures we are offering the chance to win a copy of Star Men on DVD. Filmed in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, the film features POV narratio...
The Who was one of the biggest bands of the sixties and the seventies. They were known for their song craft and their volatile stage performances. What wasn’t as widely known was the work that ...
In the blockbuster landscape of today, there are certain elements of movies that we take for granted. Devices that film makers routinely use to engage with an audience are all pretty well known now a...
There was once a time when people thought The Blair Witch Project was a genuine documentary. That three filmmakers set out to make a documentary only to go missing. The internet was in its infancy an...
I was introduced to the work of the French film director Jean Vigo via the excellent documentary series, The Story of Film: An Odyssey from the Scottish film maker Mark Cousins. Vigo only directed th...