
The Oscars 2018: predictable results, predictable protests, predictable jokes, predictable disappointment
Gary Oldman is getting old, man, visionary director wins for fish-sex fantasy, and everyone googles “inclusion rider”.
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Gary Oldman is getting old, man, visionary director wins for fish-sex fantasy, and everyone googles “inclusion rider”.
We take you through our picks for the night
Greta Gerwig’s debut turn in the director’s chair reveals a phenomenal talent, in this tale exploring the bonds between parents and children.
In The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro has created a complete fantasy world, in which the viewer is able to completely immerse themselves.
Arriving in the UK with a wave of hype, will Black Panther live up to expectations? Well the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe has this writer ready to switch passports.
This year’s Baftas cemented what we already knew, in a disappointing year.
Following on from the success of Leviathan, the Russian director returns with another masterful film in which a missing child serves to highlight one couple’s breakdown.
American Vandal, one of Netflix’s latest offerings, has flown under the radar of many viewers, but it deserves to be watched for its smart writing, bold narrative, and excellent acting
Sir Daniel Day-Lewis bows out on a high as Paul Thomas Anderson returns with the best film of the year.
We take a look back through the last hundred years of the Academy Awards to see what has changed.
If you head to Los Angeles, as well as seeing the Hollywood sign, you should try and check out the filming of a TV show, to glimpse the machine behind the magic.
A politically-charged Best Director race influenced by a younger voting pool has made us question what it really means to direct a film.