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Sight and Sound
Sight & Sound's June 2026 issue celebrates Marilyn Monroe's centennial with a career retrospective, features Guillermo del Toro reflecting on his cinematic influences ahead of receiving a BFI Fellowship, explores imaginative Brazilian films from the military dictatorship era, and revisits a conversation on funding and recognition in Black cinema.
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| Exit 8: in the loop Adapted from the sleeper-hit video game The Exit 8, a walking simulator in which a Tokyo com... | Article | Today | ||
| Where to begin with Ritwik Ghatak As the nearly complete works of Ritwik Ghatak come to UK audiences for the first time, half... | Article | Today | ||
| Enzo: French coming-of-ager is a poignant farewell from director Laurent Cantet When director Laurent Cantet passed away, his longtime collaborator Robin Campillo stepped i... | Article | 3d ago | ||
| Backrooms: Kane Parsons turns internet mythology into an unsettling and inventive horror The young director’s feature-length version of his YouTube shorts stays true to its creepypa... | Article | 3d ago | ||
| Guillermo del Toro’s advice for young filmmakers: stay untamed, irrational and stubborn Following his recent BFI Fellowship, Mexican director Guillermo del Toro gave a masterclass... | Article | 4d ago | ||
| Blonde ambition: Legally Blonde reviewed in 2001 As Legally Blonde struts back into cinemas for its 25th anniversary, we revisit our original... | Article | 5d ago | ||