Film
10 of the Most Brilliant and Mind-Bending VHS Movies on YouTube
Adventures in Success’ director, Jay Buim, talks us through his favourite videotape oddities, from alien musicals to stylish 80s gore-fests.
The Hunt for Shelved $90 Million ‘Batgirl’ Movie Is On
“I would like to send an open invitation to Warner Bros. I have a Premier Pro account, just send me whatever work you have done, and I’ll finish it myself."
The ‘Butcher of Delhi’ Was One of the Most Savage Serial Killers in History. A New Netflix Series Dives Into His Twisted Mind.
One of the most prolific murderers went mostly unnoticed for years by the police and the press. A new docu-series produced by VICE Studios tries to find out how.
Jackie Chan’s Film Production Under Fire for Shooting in War-Torn Syria
The filmmakers are “dancing over the corpses of people that have been killed,” says an Emmy Award-winning director.
No, You're Not Imagining It. Minions Are Everywhere
The pill-shaped yellow aliens have travelled an unlikely road to get here, but they're slowly achieving world domination.
A Live-Action ‘Barbie’ Movie Is Just a Commercial, Even if the Outfits Are Cute
Not every story is worthy of a modern reappraisal, especially when it comes to “humanizing” a doll.
Making the Banality of the Australian Suburbs an Art Form
They're the new kids on the block but the filmmakers behind the production company "Almanac" have talent on a global scale.
China’s Education System Is Notoriously Rigid. This School Is Trying to Change That.
A documentary explores how some educators are experimenting with ways to reform China’s schools.
10 Surreal Films That Inspire Visionary Director Lucile Hadžihalilović
From Giallo classics to Czech fantasies and Lynch bangers, the "Earwig" director walks us through her top ten.
‘Fire Island’ Is the Rare Movie Where Effeminate Gay Men Are In On the Joke
In Joel Kim Booster’s new comedy, there’s no such thing as being “too” gay.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe Isn't Art
With dozens of films and TV spin-offs now under its belt, the MCU isn't cinema. It's content.
The Evolution of Hong Kong Cinema, From Legacy to New Indie
Hong Kong as we know it is slipping into memory. It will live on in its catalogue of films.