Tom Grieve

Bong Joon-ho’s Cannes Palme d’Or-winning thriller finally hits UK cinema screens this February following months of awards, nominations and critical adulation.

Director Robert Eggers’ follows up his 2015 folk-horror debut The Witch with another eerie period tale.

This month HOME presents Adaptation: Impossible Novels, a series of films derived from novels once thought ‘unfilmable.’

Brittany, France 1770. Portrait painter Marianne (Merlant) is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of Héloïse (Haenel), a reluctant bride to be who has just left the convent.

A Valentine’s double bill to scar and soothe.

Still overlooked in contemporary cinema, women have been making documentaries on a vast range of topics since the early days of cinema. This season aims to provide a corrective.

Film lost one of its icons last month with the passing of Anna Karina. Above The Line pay tribute with this special screening.

Queer Cinema Collective are back with a screening of Wanuri Kahiu lyrical lesbian romance, Rafiki. Notable as the first Kenyan film to screen at Cannes, Kahiu breathes life and colour into…

Movies meet music as Video Jam presents an evening of five commissioned short films by international artists, each scored by a different UK composer.

Jacques Demy’s joyous, pastel-hued follow-up to The Umbrellas of Cherbourg finds him working on an MGM scale.

Grimmfest pays tribute to Tobe Hooper with an all day marathon of horror hits.

When a renowned architecture scholar falls suddenly ill during a speaking tour, his son Jin finds himself stranded in Columbus, Indiana – a small Midwestern city celebrated for its modernist buildings.