Film

Pondering the latest (disappointing) exploits of the half-shell heroes, and what kind of movies kids deserve and get.

The director of V/H/S and Autoerotic can't get up any enthusiasm for this new "analog" comedy.

The increasingly versatile New York-based writer-director creates a very grounded, textured thriller set in Gotham in the early 1980s.

The latest pared-down picture from the sixtysomething Belgian brothers is realism at its very best.

As the second of the Kiwi director's Tolkien trilogies ends, a look back at the scope and impact of this epic body of work.

The veteran director looks back on a particularly messy job for hire, and a "testicular encounter" with a legendary Hollywood star.

When the creative team behind the movie that made you want to be a director reunites 20 years on, how high should your expectations be?

Its heady seriousness and three-hour running time make this year's Palme d'Or winner a daunting prospect, but the film holds slow-burning pleasures.

A film by a great director about the artistic struggles of a brilliant painter provides inspiration and solace to a rising independent filmmaker.

The latest (problematic) biblical epic is deconstructed on an epic scale.

At his second attempt, the Brooklyn director writes about one of the Tales of the Four Seasons, plus a deal with the devil and Kelsey Grammer sitcoms.

The team behind one of the documentaries shortlisted for the 2014 Academy Awards discusses navigating complicated with the people in their films.