Film critic Cassandra Fong rewinds back to Alex Garland’s directorial debut, Ex Machina, commenting on its relevance in the age of AI.

Film Critic Cassandra Fong takes us back to 2002's City of God, crediting its continued relevance in cinematic history.

Film critic Cassandra Fong takes us back to Duncan Jones’ 2009 film, Moon, crediting its depiction of isolation, identity and deception

Film Writer Cassandra Fong reexamines 2010's Incendies, arguing it has much to say about our present moment

Rome was not built in a day - it took Ridley Scott 24 years to return to the Colosseum. But was Film Critic Anastasia May entertained?

Film Writer Cassandra Fong argues Whiplash is a compelling portrait of musical obsession

Izzy Lee argues that 12 Angry Men is a masterpiece relevant to our times

Film Critic Cassandra Fong takes us back to the opening of a new decade of cinema with the psychological ballet thriller Black Swan

Film Critic Jennifer Sawitzki looks back at Shaun of the Dead on its twentieth anniversary, goes to the Winchester, and waits for it all to blow over

Jess Kempster argues that the Hunger Games franchise has been unfairly dismissed and finds new depth in the films

Film Critic Deeta Mahbubani takes a look back at 1985's The Breakfast Club, finding it a touching portrait of the contradictions of youth

Digital Editor Halima Ahad revisits a Shakespearean chick flick classic on its 25th anniversary