04/13/2026 - 1:02am

Enid Blyton’s enchanting provincialism ‘The Faraway Tree’ is a paean to the countryside

Samuel Rubinstein

13.03

The battle over Paul Thomas Anderson His revolution should not be politicized

Matt Feeney

17.02

Wuthering Heights isn't hot Leave sex to the imagination

John Maier

22.11

The horndog rebellion of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The film mistakes lust for liberation

Matt Feeney

19.11

Let’s talk about Ariana Grande’s body She represents an ideal of adulthood

Sarah Ditum

29.10

‘Bugonia’ captures American paranoia The film reflects an irrational new world

Frederick Kaufman

22.10

Film buffs are Frankenstein's real monsters Cinema doesn’t need to be serious

Poppy Sowerby

20.10

Nooky, nipples and The Forsytes Period dramas are too smutty

Julie Burchill

15.10

Werner Herzog: the future of truth

Theo Zenou

21.08

The terror of the aged woman The horror film ‘Weapons’ revives an ancient archetype

Justin Lee

19.08

Why did Hollywood ignore a Turkish delight? ‘About Dry Grasses’ is seriously seductive

Geoff Dyer

22.07

Eddington: no country for woke men The film diagnoses American dysfunction

Sohrab Ahmari