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The patriotic fervour intensifies as Border 2 resumes its shooting schedule in Pune. Varun Dhawan, who stars in the much-anticipated sequel, took to Instagram to share a gritty behind-the-scenes glimpse from the sets. One photo featured co-star Ahan Shetty’s hand caked in mud , a striking symbol of the raw, real portrayal of soldiers at … Read more

In collaboration with the Queer East Film Festival, our second pair from the Emerging Critics cohort offer their thoughts on this year’s programme. This is the second of three pieces published in collaboration with Queer East Film Festival, whose Emerging Critics project brought together six writers for a programme of mentorship throughout the festival. Yuki Yoshikawa Dear … Read more

“Arresting” seems an appropriate word to describe Hamburg writer-director Steffen Goldkamp’s feature film debut Rain Fell on the Nothing New (Regen fiel auf nichts Neues), starring Noah Sayenko in his first acting role. No pun intended! After all, the German movie, which world premieres in the Proxima Competition lineup of the 59th edition of the … Read more

There’s no point in deny­ing it. No use pre­tend­ing oth­er­wise. By any rea­son­able met­ric or mea­sure, it remains a sim­ple and immutable truth: men are class. And yes, dudes do, in fact, rock. This is the most log­i­cal and self-evi­dent con­clu­sion to draw from F1: The Movie, a tur­bo-charged Dad Movie par excel­lence in which Brad Pitt’s star … Read more

We first meet Elio Solis (Yonas Kibreab) curled up beneath a booth table of a din­er inside a muse­um. He’s a bit younger than he will be for most of the film, painful­ly shy and still reel­ing from the recent loss of his par­ents. His Aunt Olga (Zoe Sal­daña), recent­ly and unex­pect­ed­ly appoint­ed as his guardian, is strug­gling to … Read more

This fea­ture is the sec­ond in our sum­mer series, La Dolce Vita: A Cel­e­bra­tion of Ital­ian Screen Style, in part­ner­ship with Disaronno. Not once dur­ing Pao­lo Sorrentino’s sprawl­ing urban sym­pho­ny, The Great Beau­ty, does Jep Gam­bardel­la (Toni Servil­lo) ever hop in a car. Walk­ing is the man’s only means of trav­el – an occu­pa­tion and a spir­i­tu­al imper­a­tive. … Read more

Stu­dio One’s recent ren­o­va­tions have added major tech­ni­cal inno­va­tions in the con­trol room. A 20-year old 72-chan­nel Neve record­ing con­sole has been replaced with an 84-chan­nel upgrade. With each of the play­ers or instru­ments miked indi­vid­u­al­ly, engi­neers are grant­ed even greater flex­i­bil­i­ty dur­ing the final mix­ing process. Hav­ing access to stems of each instru­ment gives the … Read more

Where Kaye, her ​“prop­er” WASP-wife ana­logue, is a blonde, col­lege-edu­cat­ed school teacher who (at least at the out­set) loves Michael uncon­di­tion­al­ly, embody­ing both famil­ial inno­cence and a ​“New World” kind of fem­i­nine con­sumeris­tic con­tent­ment (she’s shown buy­ing Christ­mas presents, orga­niz­ing trips, going to the the­ater, get­ting ready to set­tle down with Michael), To Die For goes out of … Read more

Like a rabid zom­bie with a wan­ton desire to gorge mind­less­ly on its prey, film­mak­er Dan­ny Boyle has got a bloody sweet tooth for nos­tal­gia late­ly. From pub­licly despoil­ing a cop­per-bot­tomed cult clas­sic for cringey call-back kicks (Trainspot­ting 2), to appeas­ing the ​“gold” radio crowd (Yes­ter­day) and refram­ing the punk era as a dress­ing-up box far­ra­go (TV series Pis­tol), he’s drawn … Read more

The story of the breakout of the German battleship Bismarck—accompanied by the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen—during the early days of World War II. The Bismarck and her sister ship, Tirpitz, were the most powerful battleships in the European theater of World War II. The British Navy must find and destroy Bismarck before it can escape … Read more