Editorial

One of the most iconic outfits popularised by female motorbike culture, the catsuit has been a tool of rebellion for female riders off and on the screen.

Cut down tragically in a cruel twist of fate, Isadora Duncan all but invented dance as we know it today. Here, we look at her life, her times—and what survived. 

We revisit the daring British racer Donald Campbell: a record breaking maverick who sought new frontiers in speed.

Patrick Dempsey, famed actor and racer akin to Newman and McQueen, discusses his journey on and off the wheel.

Across the UK to the globe, we explore the enduring legacy of Franc Roddam's 1979 sub-culture classic Quadrophenia.

Alexander Payne discusses Road Movies and his new film, The Holdovers.

Master filmmaker Michael Mann speaks about Ferrari, Heat 2, and how his Chicago roots shaped his meticulously-crafted body of work.

We reflect on an unusual, but exciting edition of the Arab world's biggest film festival.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Charles Finch, introduces issue 6

From Thunderbirds creator Gerry Anderson, Candy and Andy was a short-lived comic book combining quintessential Englishness with 1960s experimentation