The Emmy-nominated comedian, actor and writer will discuss his career, including his latest role in Andrew Ahn’s The Wedding Banquet.

Based on an avant-garde wartime play, The Lost People was scripted by the pioneering filmmaker Muriel Box (who also directed some sequences) and presents an unusual depiction of the turmoil of ...

The Statistical Yearbook is published by the BFI Research and Statistics Unit. It is published throughout the second half of each year, concluding with the full yearbook and the accompanying dataset ...

Robert Pattinson is cloned over and over, a remarkable debut puts a human face on dehumanising work, and Bob Dylan gets a night of TV. What are you watching this weekend?

A withdrawn care worker has her life turned upside down when a hard partying neighbour moves in next door in Jed Hart’s shapeshifting suburban revenge feature.

Raoul Peck makes powerful use of Ernest Cole’s own words to tell his story, but the editorial flourishes used to showcase his apartheid-era photographs at times diminish their impact.

As Ken Russell’s Tommy turns 50, we explore the world of hit albums that have expanded into their own movies, from A Hard Day’s Night to Purple Rain.

Take one ice-cool movie star of sometimes hidden talent, one former maverick filmmaker turned shaper of sensual star vehicles and add a serious issue about real people. What you get is Erin Brockovich ...

A young Portuguese woman living in Scotland becomes worn down and isolated by a precarious job as a workhouse picker in this accomplished first feature.

Focusing on the life of a warehouse ‘picker’ in an Amazon-style fulfilment centre, On Falling puts a human face on the realities of precarious work in today’s gig economy. Director Laura Carreira ...

Bong Joon Ho on his sci-fi satire Mickey 17 Inside the issue: tributes to Souleymane Cissé from Martin Scorsese and more; Joshua Oppenheimer on apocalyptic musical The End; Gints Zilbalodis on ...