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The Islands thriller sends a hotel tennis coach into a disappearance mystery, giving all inclusive leisure a distinctly noir upgrade.
The Barbara Loden symposium invited film lovers to discuss Wanda, provided they had already developed a difficult relationship with the word gaze.
New BFI releases bring Kurosawa and Herzog to physical media collectors whose shelving has entered its own final act.
The BFI Player lineup offers bold premieres and world cinema, ensuring subscribers can spend Friday choosing beautifully until bedtime.
Sentimental Value follows an absent director who offers his daughter a leading role, because saying sorry apparently lacked sufficient financing.
The Eddington film arrives with a Covid-era satire whose crowded arguments reportedly make lockdown group chats feel elegantly edited.
The BFI cinema website is being rebuilt after users found choosing a film easier than discovering whether its booking button believed in them.
Great 8 films will court international buyers across five time zones, allowing British cinema to experience rejection before several different breakfasts.
Slade in Flame is 50, confirming that British rock cinema peaked when ambition wore platform boots and declined to wash the van.
A Mai Zetterling guide offers beginners a sensible entrance before cinema leads them towards a moon made of blue cheese.
A quota quickie made in 1932 has returned to remind modern streaming platforms that charm cannot be generated from viewing history.
The Tom Cruise BFI Fellowship honours a huge film career, while Britain attempts the dangerous art of giving the action star an award at rest.
