Sam Howlett speaks to S. Craig Zahler about Dragged Across Concrete, the moments that define his style, and how he picks the titles for his films.
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It's not only US cinema that has explored the relationship between power and corruption.
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To celebrate the release of Vox Lux, we look at six of the best films about being female and famous, and the various manifestations this can take.
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Photographer Andy Simmons captured the skateboard scene of London's Southbank undercroft on 35mm and polaroid. We speak to him about brotherhood and busting moves.
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In anticipation of Malcolm McDowell’s visit to Curzon Mayfair, Ian Hydn Smith recounts the film roles that made a rebel out of him.
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Bertha DocHouse’s Thomas Humphrey guides us through the seven unmissable docs coming soon to cinema screens.
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From Basquiat to his fifth narrative feature, At Eternity’s Gate, Julian Schnabel is a master of immersing us fully into the worldview of an artist.
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See the influence that Vincent Van Gogh’s work has had on cinema, with this video essay.
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Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most regularly portrayed characters on the screen. But what of other painters? Here are just a few films focusing on painters' lives.
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As Jordan Peele’s follow up to the hit horror Get Out arrives in cinemas, we take a trip through the history of African American horror in posters.
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Members of the trans community offer their perspective on the film, Girl, its controversies, the question of representing trans experiences on film, and the responsibility that cinema has to underrepresented communities.
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Asghar Farhadi’s films are each compelling examinations of family life. With Everybody Knows he broadens his range, highlighting that in an increasingly fractured society our various cultures still have more in common than not.
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Ali Abbasi transforms a short story into one of the year's most unusual films.
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This week on the Curzon Film Podcast, we take a close look at war on film, in all its confusing, chaotic and complicated ways.
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Two ex-military servicemen tell us what it’s really like to be on a military posting, passing time under the most dangerous of circumstances.
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Ruth Bader Ginsberg is the subject of two new films, the Oscar and BAFTA nominated RBG, and the biopic On the Basis of Sex, starring Felicity Jones. We take a look at the key moments in this incredible woman’s career.
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Nadine Labaki talks to us about her new film Capernaum, touted as the twenty-first century Bicycle Thieves.
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We asked our most discerning music fan to listen to the five tracks nominated for Best Original Song and tell us which ditty should take home the statue.
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Our 19 most anticipated releases still to come in 2019.
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We spoke to the team at AllCity about their poster design for Lee Chang-dong’s Burning, as enigmatic a film as we’ve seen in years.
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