Film Features.
Mark Curran says goodbye to Gene Wilder, a pioneer of creating children’s pure imaginations
Chloe Kent ponders the risks to film and television associated with leaving the European Union
Angel Lloyd considers what makes The Man Who Fell to Earth resonate for audiences, decades after its release
Malou Van Rooij examines how the three major animated 2016 films show the ever-increasing quality and possibilities of computer animation today, while bearing important messages
Lauren McNeilage, Chloe Kent, Charlie Thacker, Mark Curran, Coco Clements, Angel Lloyd and Louis Chilton choose some of the finest aspects of 2016 film so far
In light of another enormous visual album release from Beyoncé , Andrew Kendall examines the developing nature of the music video as film
Andrew Kendall ponders on the relationship between Christianity and Hollywood, then and now
Andrew Kendall takes a look back at the critical hit on its silver anniversary. Was it really a game changer?
Our Oscar coverage closes making the argument for why The Big Short could emerge victorious, and our Oscar writers give us their personal Best Picture ballots