Features

Interview with Graham King, producer of ‘The Tourist’

Graham King, OBE and Oscar-winning producer speaks about his new film ‘The Tourist’ which follows an American tourist visiting Venice when a woman deliberately crosses his path to use him as a decoy to track down an old flame.

Inside Features

Burlesque - Another go at the no-clothes show

Friday, 10 December 2010

Kaleem Aftab: Can two new movies strip away the tacky legacy left by the excruciating 'Showgirls'?

Imogen Poots - A blooming English Rose

Friday, 10 December 2010

At 21, Imogen Poots is already an old hand at period dramas and she's just shared her first on-screen kiss with Michael Douglas. James Mottram meets a rising star

Screen Talk: In the Spider's web

Friday, 10 December 2010

Not a shot has been filmed and yet the hype, anticipation and sheer volume of work being generated in Hollywood for Columbia's new Spider-Man movie is already off the scale.

Scholar devises equation for determining a cult film

Friday, 10 December 2010

What makes a cult film? It's a question to get cinephiles spluttering over their popcorn. Should the definition be confined to the midnight-movie set that embraced El Topo and The Rocky Horror Picture Show in the 1970s, or do films such as John Hughes Breakfast Club count?

The Diary: Roald Dahl; Marina Lewycka; Eva Mendes; Charlotte Rampling; Lars von Trier; Wilton's Vintage Christmas

Friday, 10 December 2010

From here to eternity: Clint Eastwood new feature

Friday, 10 December 2010

Geoffrey Macnab: The veteran's eagerly awaited new film approaches the subject of death and the afterlife.

Harry Potter director is signed up to direct dark spin on Peter Pan

Friday, 10 December 2010

The new Harry Potter film may have proved divisive. But there's one thing everyone from bored critics to fanatical bloggers seems to agree about, and that's the brilliance of the shadow-puppet interlude that gives the back-story of the titular Deathly Hallows. Looming up out of the main narrative as if cast by the light of a campfire on a prehistoric cave wall, its flickering shapes have caught hold of so many imaginations that the director of the sequence, Ben Hibon, has been signed up to direct Pan, a dark spin on Peter Pan once intended for Guillermo del Toro.

Forget The Social Network - Catfish is the real Facebook film

Thursday, 9 December 2010

The new lo-fi documentary is one of the best indie releases of the year. But is it for real? Kaleem Aftab finds out

Returning to life after war

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Interviews with director Brian Welsh and actress Joanne Froggatt on the release of ‘In Our Name’. The film follows Suzy, a British soldier struggling to fit into into civilian life after fighting in Iraq, haunted by the responsibility she feels for the death of an Iraqi child.