British Films

Never Retiring: Why Spielberg and Hollywood’s Elite Directors Keep Making Magic Remember when your granddad couldn’t wait to retire and spend his days feeding ducks? Well, Steven Spielberg’s having none

‘Sebastian’ Leads Guardian Readers’ Best Films of 2025 So Far Remember when British indie films were all about council estates and kitchen sinks? Well, 2025’s giving us something properly different.

Words of War Review: Maxine Peake Embodies Murdered Journalist’s Fearless Spirit Watching Maxine Peake transform into Anna Politkovskaya, I couldn’t help but think of the journalists I’ve known who’ve risked

Reconstruction (1968) Review: When Communist Romania Turned a Pub Brawl into Political Theatre Right, picture this: You’ve had a few too many at your local, gotten into a scrap, and

Why Paul Feig’s Spy is the Ultimate Comfort Watch We Never Knew We Needed Right, let’s be honest – when someone suggested I watch a film where Jason Statham does

Grenfell: Uncovered Review – The Documentary That Will Break Your Heart and Fuel Your Rage Sitting in my living room watching Olaide Sadiq’s new Grenfell documentary, I found myself doing