FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A lonely boy confronts a family secret this week in A Trip To The Moon - see what director Joaquín Cambre told us about it - while two men try to keep love alive in difficult times in Sorry Angel. The early life of Rudolph Nureyev is dramatised in The White Crow - we spoke with composer Ilan Eshkeri - while three young men find skateboarding a refuge from violence in Minding The Gap and a boxing tournament that has helped turn lives around is celebrated in Cradle Of Champions. Doppelgangers cause trouble for a family in Jordan Peele's Us while a man becomes obsessed by a woman's disappearance in Under The Silver Lake, and a troubled young man returns home in Ben Is Back. A group of seafarers form a band in Fisherman's Friends and a trans teenager dreams of becoming a ballerina in Girl. All this, plus we're bringing you news and reviews from BFI Flare, the Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival and New Directors/New Films.
The story of a woman who joins the French navy is told in Raising Colors (aka Volontaire) Link
László Nemes shares further thoughts on Sunset Link
A girl wrestles with her own mixed-race status when her online boyfriend turns out to be black in Miriam Lies Link #Viva
A 12-year-old runs away to try and meet the long-dead Albert Camus in Jean-François And The Meaning Of Life Link #Viva
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Human Desire
Blu-Ray Review
FESTIVALS
We're bringing you all the latest from BFI Flare, where Tucked is screening, as well as the Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival and New Directors/New Films - plus we still have reviews coming in from the Glasgow Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival. We'll be at Tribeca Film Festival in New York next month.
Resonances beyond László Nemes on fairy tales, Murnau's Sunrise, and Sunset (Napszállta)
Caught by the city Sophie Fillières on When Margaux Meets Margaux
Scoring White Crow Ilan Eshkeri on his third collaboration with Ralph Fiennes
Satellite of love Joaquín Cambre on working with young actors and making A Trip To The Moon
Beautiful and poetic Mikhaël Hers on Vincent Lacoste, Stacy Martin, Isaure Multrier, Greta Scacchi and Amanda
Space for the imagination Franz Rogowski on breath control, Transit and the Kammerspiele
2019 Tribeca Talks announced Martin Scorsese and Guillermo del Toro among participants
We're bringing you news, reviews and interviews from BFI Flare, the Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival and New Directors/New Films.
We're looking forward to theTribeca Film Festival.
We still have reviews coming in from the Glasgow Film Festival, the Berlinale, the New York Rendez-Vous With French Cinema, the Glasgow Short Film Festival and SXSW.
Read our full archive for recent coverage.
Visit our festivals section.
We've got a great pack of goodies to celebrate the release of Alita: Battle Angel, plus a copy of Bad Times At The El Royale up for grabs in our latest competitions.
