The old adage goes that a picture tells a thousand words, but this image often…

We talk to the cast and crew behind Sam Mendes’ ‘1917’ at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.

Emile Hirsch talks to us about his experiences working on 2007’s ‘Into the Wild’ – and we reflect on History of Cinema’s mission statement, five years later.

In a far less dystopian 2019, writer Owais Azam revisits Director Ridley Scott’s timeless Science-Fiction masterpiece, ‘Blade Runner’.

From Toronto to Hollywood: We talk to Marco Kyris, the man who spent ten years as Nicolas Cage’s personal stand-in – on his journey towards such an unlikely career, and on working in the shadow of a legend.

Our third editorial makes the case for Robert Pattison’s recent internet-breaking casting as the Caped Crusader.

William A. Wellman’s ‘The Ox-Bow Incident’ – was the first film in Cinema history which served to deconstruct the ideals of the Western genre – changing the American Cinema landscape forever.

Writer Owais Azam revisits Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining – a landmark film – continuing to inspire filmmakers across the globe a full 38 years later.

“As the sound of the playgrounds faded, the despair set in.”

Our second Editorial tackles this past week’s largest announcement – just how much will Disney’s streaming service affect the Cinema industry?