Following its world premiere at Cannes, Chilean director Felipe Gálvez tells us about his period adventure drama The Settlers, based on a dark chapter in Chile’s colonial past.

A former soldier turned gold-hunter takes on the Nazis in this satisfyingly grisly but surprisingly solemn WW2 action story that invokes Finland’s tragic history.

The Spanish auteur’s first feature in 30 years deals with the disappearance of a fictional actor who vanished during a film shoot, exploring themes of loss, grief and the exquisite power of cinema.

Justine Triet’s Palme d'Or-winning film pivots on a violent death, but really it is the dead man’s relationship with his enigmatic, successful wife that is on trial.

There’s a lot going on in Anderson’s American desert town drama – an ensemble cast, alien invaders, a play within a TV show within a film – but there’s so much to admire in this ambitious exercise in ...

A gardener hides a dark past, Succession draws to a climax, and a visceral doc takes us inside the human body.

Gene Hackman road movie Scarecrow, 95-year-old director Jerry Schatzberg looks back at a career riding the crest of the New Hollywood era.

Plans for a cable car threaten the natural ecosystem of the largest known natural cave on the planet in this compelling documentary that explores conflicting Vietnamese and Western perspectives.

Jessica Hauser’s latest entry into her world of peculiar microcultures is set entirely at a sort-of boarding-school where the students somehow live without eating, creating a monotonous mystery that ...

As Jean Renoir’s piercing satire La Règle du jeu arrives on Blu-ray, we celebrate the golden age of French cinema between the coming of sound and the outbreak of World War II.

Today, Rastafari has come to be synonymous with defiant declarations of peace and love and the colourful iconography of reggae musicians. Yet, outside of Rastafari’s popular cultural appeal, Elmina ...

Marking NHS 75, the Arts and Humanities Research Council and BFI partner to fund three new short films inspired by the BFI National Archive’s ‘NHS on Film’ Collection . Funded by the Arts and ...