Hope, glory and celluloid success
As our indigenous cinema enjoys a spell of particularly rude health, Alex King looks at the state of the industry and argues the case for British Cinema
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- 1Nosferatu: An unconvincing iteration of a horror classic
- 2From mystical forests, ancient river gods, to giant post-apocalyptic bugs: Studio Ghibli’s poignant environmentalism
- 3Blink Twice: A feminist horror that failed to escape its own traps
- 4Blue nights, loneliness and longing in ‘All We Imagine as Light’
- 5Mickey 17: a sad but hopeful examination of the state of the world
- 6Kneecap: Outrageous in English, unforgettable as Gaeilge
- 7The mad titan of cinema: Looking back on the MCU
- 8Parikrama: a thought-provoking yet flawed look at India’s Narmada River
- 9The Dragon Lives Again: a ’70s martial arts multiverse
- 10A place both wonderful and strange: looking back on the films of David Lynch