Drew Goddard has a history of dabbling with ‘genre’ pieces. But what is ‘genre fiction’? Snobbishly speaking, we could say it’s the home of vampires, hard-boiled detectives, robots, dragons – and anything else that doesn’t have the decency to be concerned with good old-fashioned real life. ‘Genre fiction’ is anything that doesn’t deserve the respect … Continue reading Bad times at the Cabin in the Woods
At 90 years old and still creating visionary cinema, Agnes Varda is truly inspirational, writes Lucy Amos.
Women Over 50 Film Festival celebrates the work of older women on both sides of the camera. They look to older women to drive our stories – as film-makers and performers – and are one of only two film festivals worldwide that are specifically geared towards older women. Rosy Hunt spoke to festival director Nuala … Continue reading Women Over Fifty Film Festival
Alice Pullen takes an in-depth look at the pitfalls and successes of the found-footage format.
In the second part of Toby Miller’s interview with Selina Robertson of Club Des Femmes, they discuss Agnes Varda and her place in the French New Wave
Toby Miller interviews Selina Robertson of Club Des Femmes about their current tour: Revolt, She Said: Women and Film after ’68
Peter Thompson looks at the evolution of the art of the movie poster, the golden age of them and the burgeoning subculture of fan art
Elle Haywood reviews and shares Sir Michael Caine’s insights into David Batty’s MY GENERATION.
TAKE ONE Awards for the calendar year 2017.
Chloe Kent recommends six films you might like to get hold of if you enjoyed The Death of Stalin‘s tiptoe between humour and horror.
