Things are getting bloody strange south of the border The turning point for the modern Mexican horror genre occurred in 1993, when a certain Guillermo Del Toro burst onto the scene with his inventive and brilliantly creepy film Cronos. Del Toro, along with the likes of Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro G
ILIA tells the story of amateur footballer TARIK BEN BRAHIM and how he used football to help a forgotten community of Afghan refugee children living in Shahr-e-Rey, Tehran. Director Louis Chan has an interest in the places where different cultures overlap, as is apparent in his 2014 short Pastiche, and with
Adam Wingard learned his trade through a series of inventive short films from 2004 onwards (with memorable entries into this training ground including a nightmarish babysitting short called The Little One and stalker nightmare Laura Panic. Since then he’s gone on to rewrite the rule book when it comes to big
On the heels of its Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature, Netflix announces the interview special 13TH: A Conversation with Oprah Winfrey & Ava DuVernay will be available to its global members on Tuesday, 31st January. In this heartfelt and timely 30-minute interview, Oprah Winfrey dives into DuVernay’s filmmaking process, her