How many roads must a man walk down / Before you call him a man? Joan Baezâs famous question, best known in Bob Dylanâs version, resonates throughout Sally Potterâs new…
What is the screen? Itâs a question that seems both ever more pressing and ever more distant as we watchâhalf-watch? look through? look beyond? look ever more closely at?âfilms on…
There is just a little green in The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open. Itâs late, wet spring in Vancouver: although one character says hopefully that sheâs looking forward…
Floating in a swimming pool has become a new image of wounded masculinity: from the opening of Creed II to Pain and Glory via Rocketman, male protagonists surrender themselves to…
A year ago, I enjoyed one of the greatest nights of my life: watching extra time in the England-Croatia menâs football World Cup semi-final with filmmaker and France super-fan AgnĂšs…
I spend a lot of time thinking about cinema and mothers, as one of the five co-founders of UK organization Raising Films, a campaign and community for parents and carers…
Watching a YouTube video of an actor at the London Film Festival talking about playing the lead in a film in which he is playing a filmmaker based on the…
Becoming Visible âWhat do you think of sex in cinema?â Well, itâs one way to close out the 2018 London Korean Film Festival. Iâve introduced, chaired Q&As for and been…
At the end of September, amid the rage and heartache following Dr. Christine Blasey Fordâs testimony, US-based civil rights activist and podcaster Danielle Muscato asked on Twitter: âLadies⊠What would…
Nanette is what I have been watching instead of new films this month. Or rather, even when I am watching new independent filmsâlike Carla Simonâs Summer 1993 or ClĂĄudia Priscilla…
On the very same day that Janelle MonĂĄeâs 50-minute âemotion pictureâ for Dirty Computer dropped, Wanuri Kahiuâs second feature film Rafiki was banned in Kenya, shortly before its screening at…