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The London Film School conquers the world

24.07.09

With two films by recent graduates going head-to-head at the prestigious Locarno Festival, Mike Leigh's movie academy is having its best year ever.... more

Sepia memories in Of Time and the City

30.10.08

Terence Davies's documentary, Of Time and the City, uses his nostalgic memories of the Forties and Fifties as a stick to beat what the world has become.... more

Must see movies at London Film Festival

10.10.08

The 52nd BFI London Film Festival opens next week and could turn out to be the best in years. Derek Malcolm makes picks his highlights. ... more

Farcical take on How to Lose Friends

02.10.08

The big screen version of Toby Young's memoir, How to Lose Friends & Alienate People, is a lesson in how to bore viewers and infuriate critics.... more

The King of Cannes

23.05.08

British director Terence Davies is the toast of the Riviera following a screening of his new film, Of Time and the City.... more

Indy�s going to Cannes � but where are all the Brits?

24.04.08

Among the 19 names revealed for the 62nd Cannes Film Festival only two directors are flying Union Jacks.... more

DVDs of the week

31.07.07

The tale of an Indian family's move to the United States in The Namesake, dancing in Stomp The Yard and war drama The Fallen are among the DVDs released this week.... more

Forgotten masterpiece from a neglected film maker

19.04.07

Distant Voices, Still Lives, the autobiographical story of Terence Davies, is quite possibly the neglected film maker's masterpiece, says Derek Malcolm.... more

Look what they've done to the NFT

06.03.07

A preview of the new BFI Southbank reveals a state-of-the-art destination for cinema lovers.... more

Lost in the streets of New York

21.09.06

Lodge Kerrigan is one of America's most talented marginal directors and is new film Keane is unlike anything else in the American cinema.... more

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