‘I, Daniel Blake’ has become a significant film for more than just its art. In this piece, Joseph Wade outlines how the film transcended cinema and looks at the reasons for its lack of awards show recognition.
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The 2017 Golden Globe winners have been predicted by Joseph Wade in this edition of ‘The Editor Selects’.
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Read about how and why ‘Independence Day’ (1996) was and remains so successful in Joseph Wade’s critical analysis of the famed Blockbuster.
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Orson Welles may be the most influential American director of all time. Francesca Militello has analysed his artistic contributions in this special article.
Read MoreHe was once considered one of the United States’ most talented young actors and now he’s on the verge of obscurity. The story of Emile Hirsch, a wasted talent.
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Tricia Lowney discusses the reasons behind Easter Eggs in film and the importance of Pixar’s Pizza Planet truck.
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The BFI London Film Festival has a ‘love’ strand where some of the greatest romance films of all time shall be displayed to the festival goers. Kat Lawson has written a preview, here.
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Tricia Lowney presents one of the most important concepts in film today: suspension of disbelief. Read the piece, in full, here.
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In his latest piece, Joseph Wade has chosen five films that you’ll only watch once even if the first viewing is enjoyable. Read it here.
Read MoreIn “The John Green Formula”, Tricia Lowney discusses what makes John Green’s books-to-movie adaptations so popular.
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Austin Butler is to lead a new film from Sony Pictures and 'Powers'