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Lessons from Olivia Wilde’s meticulously crafted screwball comedy about inviting the neighbours over for dinner… and maybe more?
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.
Sebastian Lopez’s short film ‘That’s AI’ is very much real.
A sweet series about two struggling actors trying to make it in Hollywood – which just happens to be set in the Marvel universe.
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.
Not the romcom it’s perhaps made out to be?
Hilarious and beautiful, female-led, generation-spanning screwball comedy.
Lampshading Lampshading: The Movie.
A necessarily messy successor to the perfect first instalment, just as much fun, and almost as devastating.
Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos: creating unique perspective.
An alternately cutting and tender satire, which chooses not to land.
First-time studio film-makers with formidable comedy pedigrees assemble a queer fight club.
Caroline Klidonas’s inventive and hilarious short film is so. well. done.
Another meticulously-crafted, if wilder, Benoit Blanc caper.
Painterly panic and charming acceptance.
A not-so-esoteric-as-it-seems-at-first, beautifully made and performed, story of growing apart.
Why does this barely-tossed salad of 25-year-old film tropes, with no invigoration or distinct vision, even exist?
The first time Marvel (the studio) seems to care about one of its female characters.
A half-plate of warmed-up leftovers from Ragnarok.
How a tiny short film grew to a big tiny feature film – with its heart intact.
A miracle we must protect at all costs.
Is it a satire if it talks a lot, but doesn’t say much?
Only the beautiful appearance of representation?
A round-up of breakdowns of Wes Anderson’s rich, intricate film.
The show’s true meta is its eerie, impossible, prescience.