From the Sight and Sound archive
Body heat: the physicality of Channing Tatum
Tatum has always been comfortable with being admired onscreen – he’s the Jane Russell of modern movies.
By Mark Cousins
Body heat: the physicality of Channing Tatum
Mark Cousins
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Talkies
The director’s chair: Mark Cousins
By Mark Cousins
My Dream Palace
Mark Cousins on Sarajevo’s Obala cinema and watching films in a war zone
By Mark Cousins
Features
Eye openers: 10 images from Women Make Film: A Road Movie Through Cinema
By Mark Cousins
Polls
The best film books, by 51 critics
By Geoff Andrew, Michael Atkinson and others
Features
Cats is pure bewildering pleasure
By Mark Cousins
Features
An open letter to Bob Iger, chief executive, The Walt Disney Company, from Mark Cousins
By Mark Cousins
Features
Can men love musicals?
By Mark Cousins
Features
Farewell, Stanley Donen, and thanks for the juice
By Mark Cousins
Features
Mrinal Sen obituary: Bengali director who found the human in the radical
By Mark Cousins
Features
A pantheon of one’s own: 25 female film critics worth celebrating
By Anne Billson, Mark Cousins and others
Features
African cinema: open your eyes
By Mark Cousins
Features
Guru Dutt: such sweet sorrow
By Mark Cousins
Videos
Dear John Grierson: A Postscript to The Story of Film (rough cut)
By Mark Cousins
News
Telluride 2010: Walking on air
By Mark Cousins
Features
Pump up the volume! Why we’re screening Atomic: Living in Dread and Promise LOUD
By Mark Cousins
Features
Scissor sisters
By Mark Cousins
Features
Mark Cousins: the films that influenced I Am Belfast
By Mark Cousins
Features
Mark Cousins: the films that influenced I Am Belfast
By Mark Cousins
Features
A letter to Dmitry Medvedev concerning Naum Kleiman
By Mark Cousins, Tilda Swinton and others
Features
50 weeks to learn film
By Mark Cousins
Features
Dispatches: Fast and furious
By Mark Cousins
Features
Dispatches: Situation critical
By Mark Cousins
News
Morelia 2011: Shelter from the sensation
By Mark Cousins
Features
Antonia Bird, 1951-2013
By Mark Cousins
Features
Movies to Mohammad: Mark Cousins’ The First Movie
By Mark Cousins
Features
Blazing modern India across the screen
By Mark Cousins