Adapted from Daisy Johnson’s novel Sisters, Labed’s (Attenberg, Trigonometry, Flux Gourmet) film explores the dynamic between a single mother and her two daughters, who have created their own unique ...
Truffaut’s tale of deranged romantic obsession centres on an extraordinarily intense performance by Isabelle Adjani. Centred on an extraordinary performance by Adjani as Adèle Hugo, daughter of ...
A version of Hamlet produced exclusively within the video game Grand Theft Auto – it’s an unlikely combo that is, by turns, singularly funny and deeply affecting. During another lockdown in January ...
Joaquin Phoenix returns to his Oscar-winning role, this time accompanied by Lady Gaga’s Harley Quinn on a stunning IMAX 70mm print. The last time we saw him, Arthur Fleck had transformed himself into ...
Between 1978 and 1993, the Scala cinema showed over 4000 films, becoming synonymous with some of its more extreme titles, here selected by season programmers Jane Giles and Jason Wood. ‘The Scala had ...
Journey beyond Gene Tierney’s established classics, Laura and Leave Her to Heaven, to enjoy her many captivating performances. ‘She has a very strong inner aura, and her eyes and face can convey ...
The beginning of an era for Christopher Nolan with the creation of The Dark Knight Trilogy’s first instalment. A young Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale), whose training under a mystical vigilante guru Heni ...
The rise and rise of Christopher Nolan is remarkable, reckons Geoff Andrew, not only for its rapidity but because it goes against the grain of many recent Hollywood developments. It's hard, perhaps, ...
Explore the riches of the BFI National Archive for free. Due to ongoing technical issues the BFI Mediatheque is currently closed. Our teams are working hard to resolve the problem but, please check ...
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