Jennifer Kent’s The Nightingale (2018) explores a little-known part of colonial history and is one of the most visceral and violent films of the year...

With the Watershed’s ‘French Film Festival on Tour’ starting on 12 December, we asked some of our writers about their top picks of French cinema...

When the General Election was announced in late October I’ll bet you were debating whether to throw together all of your political knowledge, ready to get through the impromptu pre-lecture debates you were inevitably going to encounter...

As the General Election draws near and politics is all around us, Film & TV's Editorial team have picked out our favourite pieces of political cinema to mix up your political intake...

The Great Gatsby (2013) is a film about hope, the American dream and ultimately, love. Originally published as a book in 1952, Rebecca Hurford discusses the contemporary filmic adaptation...

Marriage Story (2019) is a tender yet humorous tragicomedy that explores the messy and grueling proceedings of a couple going through a divorce...

What we seek we embark on a ‘cinematic experience’ will naturally differ based on our contrasting tastes and personal preferences. In some way or another, however, even without realising, what we almost always seek for is a ‘perspective’ on life...

Are some books unfilmable? Is the plot of Ulysses or Gravity’s Rainbow just too complicated for the big screen? Or can ambitious people pull off the seemingly impossible and adapt the novels that ‘shouldn’t’ be adapted...