
Our guide to the 2018 awards season contenders II: the Film Editors strike back: Judgement Day: Reloaded
In the penultimate entry of our thrilling trilogy, we continue our run-through of films with the biggest Oscar aspirations.
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In the penultimate entry of our thrilling trilogy, we continue our run-through of films with the biggest Oscar aspirations.
Dee Rees confronts the brutal realities of prejudice and privilege in the divided Jim Crow South.
The film had a lot to prove from the start, but doesn’t manage to impress
Yes, the Oscars are four months away. No, we don’t care. Really.
Like The Handmaids Tale, Alias Grace is a chilling exploration of women’s rights, that has parallels in the modern age of Trump and Weinstein.
Season 4 is the show’s most difficult to date, but ends with a glimmer of hope.
Ashley Luckram returns in his quest to name the undisputed greatest actresses in the world. Let’s see who made it to number one in this week’s thrilling conclusion!
With First They Killed My Father, Angelina Jolie retells a story of intense hardship and miraculous survival through the eyes of a child that experienced it all.
Savaged by critics upon its release, Barry Lyndon deserves to be respected for the visual and philosophical masterpiece that it is
Yorgos Lanthimos returns with The Killing of a Sacred Deer, which cements his reputation as a master of unease
Hotly-tipped for success at this year’s Academy Awards, Call Me by Your Name is a heady tour-de-force of love and passion in the north of Italy.
Inspired by the discussion on who will succeed Sir Daniel Day-Lewis as the best actor in the world, we look at the greatest actresses on the planet.