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They were the men who brought light – literally – to the world, but couldn’t

“You can murder a revolutionary, but you can’t murder a revolution.” Warner Bros have released

There may be a faint glimmer of something approaching normality in the distance, but comfort

Thomas Clay’s Fanny Lye Deliver’d has turned out to be more of a personal project

Thomas Clay’s Fanny Lye Deliver’d was shot back in 2016 and when a film is

It’s an indelible stain on the 20th century, yet the Holocaust continues to reveal hitherto

It wasn’t supposed to be like this.  Apple TV+’s first feature film was scheduled for

Radioactive director Marjane Satrapi is more than happy to admit she was good at science

She’s one of the most influential, nay legendary, women in the history of science, but

In the 60s, beauty pageants were big business, attracting huge TV audiences. But the Miss

It’s the most unremarkable of names, Jones, yet the journalist of the title is at

The mere mention of certain directors – and, indeed, actors – can get those pre-conceptions

Billy Elliot, Philomena, Wild Rose, Pride, Suffragette, I, Daniel Blake, The Souvenir, Gosford Park and

Aisling Franciosi is modestly dismissive about one of her most arduous moments while shooting Jennifer