Browsing: Film
Hidden Gem: The Babadook
Culture Editor Ellis shines a light on Australian director Jennifer Kent’s magnificently-horrifying debut.
Hidden Gem: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
As part of The Edge’s International Women’s Day coverage, Liam Beazley examines a hidden gem.
#MeToo: Trend or Triumph?
In light of the lack of women involved in film awards season this year, Eleanor Robinson examines whether #MeToo really has made a difference.
The Women to Watch
As part of The Edge’s International Women’s Day coverage, our writers take a look at the women in film you should be watching.
Approaching the Endgame: Where Does the MCU Go from Here?
Sam Law answers the big question: what’s next for Marvel?
The Rise of the Netflix Original: Is Cinema Dying?
Jack Nash investigates the impact of Netflix on the film industry.
On Edge: Anticipating Captain Marvel
Louise Chase explains why Captain Marvel is the MCU’s most exciting project yet.
This Month in Film: March 2019
What’s in store for film this month? Film Editor Alice reveals.
The Edge Live Blogs: The Oscars 2019
From predictions to red carpet coverage, nominees and winners – we’re staying up ’til 5am so you don’t have to.
The Edge’s 2019 Oscars thoughts and predictions
The Edge writers give their take on the most prestigious ceremony in film before it takes place on Sunday.
Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Theo Smith reviews Barry Jenkins’s highly anticipated follow-up to Moonlight
Review: The Kid Who Would Be King
Is the latest take on the King Arthur legend spellbinding? Fung Ying Cheng finds out.
Review: Burning
Eleanor Robinson reviews Lee Chang-dong’s latest film, which has just made its way to UK shores.
Review: A Private War
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews Matthew Heineman’s harsh and compelling biopic of the late Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin.