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.
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“I do what I do best: I take scores. You do what you do best: try to stop guys like me.”
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Victoria Danesi reviews director Damien Chazelle’s latest, starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong.
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Eli Kazan’s ‘On The Waterfront’ is a key example of how life can sometimes imitate art. Victoria Danesi examines how.
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From 1894’s ‘Fred Ott’s Sneeze’ to 2016’s ‘Ugly’ – David Khaziri provides a condensed history of one of Cinema’s oldest formats.
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Jessica Matthews examines ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ – and how it functions as an ode to the classic Western gunslingers of days gone by.
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Laura Zapien celebrates positive Mexican representation in Cinema – from 2003’s ‘Frida’ to 2017’s ‘Coco’.
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Discover the legendary story behind one of Cinema’s most iconic films.
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Initially released to a mixed reaction, ‘Vertigo’ has since earned a place alongside some of the greatest films of all time. But why? David Khaziri investigates.
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Olivia Moe returns to one of her favourite childhood films, Walt Disney’s ‘Fantasia’ – rediscovering the animation she thought she knew.
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