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From Odyss-A to Odyss-Z: our lessons from Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic.
Lessons from Olivia Wilde’s meticulously crafted screwball comedy about inviting the neighbours over for dinner… and maybe more?
There’s old-fashioned, and then there’s out of touch – and even Steven Spielberg, cinematic maestro (not least of first-contact alien movies), can miss the mark.
Lessons from the origins and marketing of the creepypasta horror film, by the youngest director in A24 history.
Lessons from the production and politics of Boots Riley.
Gore Verbinski’s angry sci-fi caper takes aim not only at AI, but at you and I.
Lessons from the directing, design, and discourse of Emerald Fennell’s interpretation of Emily Brontë’s gothic novel.
Unpacking the history, colonialism, inclusivity, and monumental production of the superstar’s live music performance.
A sweet series about two struggling actors trying to make it in Hollywood – which just happens to be set in the Marvel universe.
Lessons from fans about their disappointment with, and rewriting of, the Stranger Things series finale.
The more emotional, and beautifully messy, instalment in the Knives Out series.
Gather round, movie lovers and DIY film nerds alike, as we learn how this playful, inventive, hilarious gem was made.
Sets up a wild ride, delivers a righteous misfire.
Men’s mental health in the time of four-track recording.
Floored by understatement.
Great premise, novel storytelling, captivating performances, and superb film-making all add up to a cracking horror movie.
Superhero movie fatigue is real…
Not the romcom it’s perhaps made out to be?
Sweet, but needs practice.
Hilarious and beautiful, female-led, generation-spanning screwball comedy.
Maybe the best-looking Marvel movie since Iron Man (2010)?
Storytelling lessons from a political drama for our moment.
The best Star War since Empire – and far, far better than we had any right or hope to expect.
The inspirations and approach powering the show’s look and feel.
First-draft soap opera cosplaying as political commentary, with neither zeit nor geist.
This time, going electric doesn’t change the world, but it’s stylish.
A late-stage abomination with little thematic connection to anything that brought it into existence.
Lampshading Lampshading: The Movie.
Bring on this anthology series.
A necessarily messy successor to the perfect first instalment, just as much fun, and almost as devastating.