Film Critic Anoushka Nair dissects the filmography of the acclaimed director Christopher Nolan to decipher if his casting choices reflect the modern standard of representation

Film Editor Rhys Lloyd-Jones takes a look at The Trial of the Chicago 7, a film made with brilliance and skill, yet with a worrying emptiness in meaning and message

Film Critic Zoe Hollis assesses what the closure of Cineworld means for the cinema industry and considers its uncertain future

Film Editor Sam Denyer is charmed by Spontaneous' sweet depiction of young adulthood in the middle of an epidemic

Redbrick Film's writers' cult gathers to give you the lowdown on which movies you should trick or treat yourself to this Halloween

Film Critic Charlotte Tomlinson is impressed by David Attenborough's graceful and urgent statement on the climate emergency

Film Critic Edie Dams admires the commitment made by Adam Sandler after his Oscars loss, but still finds joy in this horror comedy mishap

Film Critic Charlotte Tomlinson discusses Sophia Nahil Allison's documentary on Latasha Harlin, whose murder was a catalyst for the LA '92 riots

With Tom Hardy rumoured to helm the iconic spy franchise, Film Critic David Cohen dusts off the slick tuxedo to decide who, and how, is best suited to wear it

Film Writer Edie Dams argues that while Bill and Ted may not save our world, they certainly bring joy with them in a time that we need it the most.

Film Critic Jake Davies finds lots to like in the last hurrah of Fox's X-Men franchise

Film Editor Sam Denyer considers the 2007 hit Bee Movie and asks if it has any worth beyond its newfound meme status