Editorial

Miu Miu's acclaimed 'Women Tales' series returns with a fantastic new short by Malaysian filmmaker Chui Mui Tan, available to watch on MUBI. Featured images by Brigitte Lacombe for Miu Miu's Women's Tales.

Lillian Crawford reflects on Jonathan Glazer's 'The Zone of Interest,' exploring what makes it an ethical portrayal of the Holocaust, and where other films have failed.

The entrepreneurial landlord of Mee’s Pub in Kilkerrin, Galway, has bought and relocated the set of the iconic pub JJ Devines in Martin McDonagh’s 'The Banshees of Inisherin'. As he returns to his Irish roots, Sam Murphy visits the pub, and finds Taylor Swift rumours, miniature donkeys and a very good pint of Guinness.

We talk to Luna Carmoon about her festival hit Hoard, the state of British cinema, and her obsession with the macabre.

The Oscar-winning musician Finneas caught up with Sydney Lima in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

The acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Koreeda discusses his new film Monster, his obsession with life’s tiny details and why only Ryuichi Sakamoto could have written the film’s score.

A man with a cardboard box over his head wanders the streets of Tokyo. This is the premise of Gakuryu Ishii's Box Man, an enigmatic drama about life through the peephole.

Imogen Lycett Green selects our poem of the month.

Kevin Macdonald's documentary 'High & Low – John Gallliano' looks at the anti-Semitic incidents that mired the designer's career, and asks how he came back from such a low.

"We played in our cricket whites underneath the Hollywood sign." Our Editor-in-Chief tells the story of how, as a Brit shipwrecked in Hollywood, he came to establish his iconic pre-Oscars party.