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Sight and Sound

Film

Offers insightful reviews, filmmaker interviews, star profiles, movie listicles, and industry news from the international film scene.

27 issues
Title Type Published
BFI and DCMS invest over £2 million into the latest UK Global Screen Fund International Business Development Awards The latest awards will support 24 UK independent screen content companies. Article Yesterday
10 great films about forgers and fakes With faking and forgery at the heart of Steven Soderbergh’s new art-world drama The Christop... Article Yesterday
Revealed: BFI Blu-ray and DVD releases for July to September 2026 Highlights include acclaimed Cornish director Mark Jenkin’s latest film, a pioneering 1975 f... Article 2d ago
BFI Distribution acquires Filipiñana, directed by Rafael Manuel, for theatrical release in the UK and Ireland Winner of the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award at this year’s Sundance, the debut fe... Article 2d ago
“A film of marvels if not quite a marvellous film”: Shrek reviewed in 2001 As Shrek returns to cinemas this week for its 25th anniversary, we revisit Kim Newman’s appr... Article 3d ago
Kazuo Ishiguro’s top ten train films Ahead of his upcoming BFI Southbank season Station to Station: Kazuo Ishiguro’s Top Ten Trai... Article 3d ago
Object of the week: the 1930s publicity ‘song book’ for the Hindi romance Jeevan Naiya Lavishly illustrated and featuring all the lyrics, song books were routinely created as part... Article 3d ago
Hen: György Pálfi’s witty chicken odyssey blends animal adventure and politics The Hungarian director follows a resilient hen through a world of predators, traffickers and... Article 4d ago
Eagles of the Republic: Egypt’s film industry becomes a political battleground in Tarik Saleh’s sharp thriller The concluding chapter of the director’s Cairo trilogy is an angry portrait of censorship, p... Article 4d ago
Pulsing brain, twitching tentacles: how Invaders from Mars supercharged the alien invasion movie A favourite of directors including Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese, the 1953 version of... Article 4d ago
Obsession: Curry Barker plays on the twisted ideas of the manosphere in a violent make-a-wish horror The American director follows up his Youtube horror success with an impressive genre-blend f... Article 1w ago
Italian auteurs and American upstarts: the Cannes Film Festival in 1976 We reported from the 30th edition of Cannes, where a bustling lineup included films by Berto... Article 4y ago