All articles by Nick Bradshaw
“Culture is a smokescreen”: Adam Curtis on why art has lost its way
Curtis’s typically discursive, dizzyingly brilliant six-part BBC series Can’t Get You out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World sets out to chart the roots of our contemporary malaise of doubt and dismay. He tells us why individualism is a threat to democracy, why art has lost its way and why he loathes being described as a filmmaker.
By Nick Bradshaw
“I’ve tried to remember I need to be having fun”: Don Hertzfeldt on World of Tomorrow
By Nick Bradshaw
“Incompetence was killing the victims”: Alexander Nanau on his health-service exposé Collective
By Nick Bradshaw
The female gaze: 100 overlooked films directed by women
By Isabel Stevens, Bryony Dixon and others
Forgotten treasures of the multiplex
By Ryan Gilbey, Nick James and others
Bringing up baby: Hosoda Mamoru on Mirai
By Nick Bradshaw
Bringing up baby: Hosoda Mamoru on Mirai
By Nick Bradshaw
Trading places: Makoto Shinkai on Your Name
By Nick Bradshaw
Trading places: Makoto Shinkai on Your Name
By Nick Bradshaw
Anime: the little word that conquered the world
By Nick Bradshaw
An A-Z of the 2010s in film
By Nick Bradshaw, Pamela Hutchinson and others
Raiders of the lost film archives: digging for movie history in Dawson City, Frozen Time and Notfilm
By Nick Bradshaw
Nik Powell obituary: a rolling stone in the British film world
By Nick Bradshaw
“The chimney needs sweeping”: Luke Moody on the end of his tenure programming Sheffield Doc/Fest
By Nick Bradshaw
Slow on the draw: Takahata Isao’s long road to The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
By Nick Bradshaw
Miguel Ferrer obituary: an authority figure with a comic-book edge
By Nick Bradshaw
The new guard: an interview with the new heads of Sheffield Doc/Fest
By Nick Bradshaw
Dear Monsieur Rivette… an invitation to write for Sight & Sound in 1964
By Nick Bradshaw
The Sight & Sound interview: James Benning
By Nick Bradshaw
Memories of murder: Rithy Panh on The Missing Picture
By Nick Bradshaw