Blu-Ray Review – The Carl Theodor Dreyer Collection
Carl Theodor Dreyer is a director noted for his slow mediation style of filmmaking, and Kubrickian and Malick-esque delays in-between films...
Carl Theodor Dreyer is a director noted for his slow mediation style of filmmaking, and Kubrickian and Malick-esque delays in-between films...
Although Blade Runner is well-considered as a sci-fi classic, it's worth bearing in mind that it took director Ridley Scott quite some...
Regarded by many to be the best incarnation of the Baker Street sleuth, Douglas Wilmer gives a career-defining performance in...
The noted science fiction/crime writer Paul McAuley has written the BFI Film Classic volume on Terry Gilliam’s masterpiece Brazil. It’s...
The good Doctor Mark Kermode has written a new book on Douglas Trumbull’s 1970s science fiction cult film Silent Running....
Fifty years after his death, Peter Lorre remains one of the best loved brands in movie history: the softly spoken...
The BFI blockbuster Sci-Fi season: Days of Fear and Wonder takes place from October to December this year. Can’t wait...
To celebrate the 86th Academy Awards that are taking place on the 2nd of March, we are asking film lovers across the UK to...
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Los Angeles® (BAFTA Los Angeles) is pleased to announce it will honor...
Opening Night is the latest John Cassavetes film BFI being re-released on a dual format blu-ray/dvd combo. They start they’re...
Park Circus have announced 26th April 2013 sees the UK re-release of Jerry Schatzberg's Scarecrow,starring Al Pacino and Gene Hackman....
Well I hope all the boy and girls in film fanland tonight will brush their teeth, hang up their stockings...
The fifth volume of the BBC’s Christmas ghost stories, released by the BFI next week, sees the combined issue of...
With 2012, Diamond Jubilee, Para-Olympics, Olympic Games and all, placing London under the gaze of the world’s media; London: The...