Filmmaker David Nicholas Wilkinson discusses 1 in 2, his deeply personal documentary exploring bowel cancer, missed diagnoses, hope and survival.

It’s one of those indelible movie moments, a cinematic sacrilege that sent shockwaves through the heartland and solidified a cult hero’s reputation. In 1972’s Western drama The Cowboys, a scruffy, ...

Terry Gilliam and Jonathan Pryce reflect on the imagination, chaos and creative risks that made Brazil a cult classic.

Amid industry decline and shrinking audiences, British cinema reinvented itself in the 1980s with bold new voices, classics ...

Richard Kiel reflects on becoming Jaws, the life-changing impact of Cubby Broccoli, and why Bond's most beloved henchman ...

As British cinema faced collapsing audiences, funding crises and fierce competition from television, a new generation of filmmakers transformed the decade into one of reinvention and artistic ...

The Brat Prince is back. Based on Anne Rice’s beloved Vampire Chronicles novels, The Vampire Lestat sees Lestat de Lioncourt taking centre stage after growing tired of the version of events told in ...

Forty years on, Stephen Frears and Hanif Kureishi reveal how a low-budget Channel 4 film became one of the most influential British movies ever made.

British cinema faced crisis and change in the 1980s. These ten films show how the industry reinvented itself against the odds.

In 1998, the then-unknown writer-director Guy Ritchie released what would become the seminal British gangster hit known as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. It was a game-changer. A film that ...

The 1960s marked a period of dramatic transition in British cinema, characterised by both an artistic renaissance and a grappling with industrial decline. With the giants of the previous decades ...

For those that were present for its original theatrical run, the version of Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind seen on TV today is quite different from the film ...