Category Archives: Features

Hit the road, Jackie

April McIntyre looks at how THELMA AND LOUISE, which turned 25 this year, influenced future filmmakers by putting women behind the wheel.

Bob Furmanek tells Toby Miller how attempts at 3D filmmaking are almost as old as cinema itself.

Ben Johnston discusses our obsession with seeing our favourite musicians on the big screen.

Jim Ross examines how the movie universe concept will eventually collapse, and be subject to the same science and laws as our own universe.

Sombre, reflective and as divisive as ever at the Cannes Film Festival, Jack Toye reviews Xavier Dolan’s latest feature

If you stand tall, the wolves won’t attack. Jack Toye reviews Alain Guiraudie’s latest feature, in competition at the Cannes Film Festival

We invite our readers to put this in their pipes and smoke it: Hannah Clarkson sets her sights on Tarkovsky.

Come to the horror themed Reel Women event at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse Bar. There won’t be a dry seat in the house…

TAKE ONE Awards for the calendar year 2015.

“Not just sex, but more. More!” Take One writer Xanthe Gilmore explains why Godard’s 1963 classic ‘Contempt’ (‘Le Mepris’) is well worth a watch