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BAFTAs 2021: the winners in full
Nomadland gets four BAFTAs, including best film, best director and best actress for Frances McDormand.
5 things to watch this weekend – 9 to 11 April
By Samuel Wigley
Beyond belief: Dea Kulumbegashvili on Beginning
By Jonathan Romney
10 great Argentinian films of the 21st century
By Maria Delgado and Cecilia Sosa
Believe the hype? What NFTs mean for film
By Pamela Hutchinson
New charity challenging Muslim stereotypes on screen launches at BFI
New charity challenging Muslim stereotypes on screen launches at BFI35th BFI Flare closes after record digital reach and audience attendance
35th BFI Flare closes after record digital reach and audience attendanceBloodlands dredges up Northern Ireland’s troubled past
By Trevor Johnston
How the movies woke up to jazz
By Tom Milne
5 things to watch this Easter weekend – 2 to 5 April
By Samuel Wigley
The Drifters is a stylish road movie cramped by little England
By Trevor Johnston
The Night fills a haunted hotel with manifestations of migrant paranoia
By Kim Newman
ZeroZeroZero is a globetrotting narcotics thriller where power is the real drug
By Nikki Baughan
Godzilla vs. Kong is a giant alpha-male roughhouse
By Kim Newman
Cherry blossom season: 13 visions of springtime in Japanese cinema
By Hayley Scanlon
Undine is a modern-day fairytale romance, between diver and water nymph
By Jonathan Romney
Framing Britney Spears joins the shame game
By Hannah McGill
No success like failure – a natural history of the film maudit
By J. Hoberman
Minari puts faith in the verdant fields of a Korean family’s Arkansas farm
By Philip Kemp
Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché remembers the fizz and the fallout
By Frances Morgan
Moxie rekindles the riot grrrl spirit – original blinkers and all
By Nadine Deller
“It was fairly anarchic…” Nick Broomfield recalls Greek cinema under the stars with all-natural extras
By Nick Broomfield
Can’t Get You out of My Head gets lost in its own thoughts
By Hannah McGill