All articles by Kambole Campbell
The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey sees Samuel L. Jackson deliver his most vulnerable performance in years
Walter Mosley’s hypnotic novel is brought to life for this surprisingly light TV adaptation starring Samuel L Jackson as Ptolemy, an elderly man with dementia who undergoes an experimental treatment to restore his memories.
By Kambole Campbell
EAMI is a lyrical tribute to an indigenous Paraguayan community under threat
By Kambole Campbell
Go west: 8 Japanese classics and the western films inspired by them
By Kambole Campbell
A year of lockdown: the screen culture that got us through it
By Henry Barnes, Whelan Barzey and others
Rotterdam round-up: the best of the 2021 IFFR
By Kambole Campbell
Mogul Mowgli confronts Riz Ahmed’s rapper’s battle of the soul
By Kambole Campbell
Mulan review: live-action Disney remake feels more retrograde than the original
By Kambole Campbell
Critics’ talk: an introduction to anime (for BFI at Home)
By Michael Leader, Kambole Campbell and others
Family guy: The anime worlds of Mamoru Hosoda
By Kambole Campbell
How we animated Luis Buñuel – The making of Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles
By Kambole Campbell
The best Japanese film of every year – from 1925 to now
By Alejandra Armendáriz-Hernández, Kambole Campbell and others
The best musical of every year – from the dawn of sound to the rise of the jukebox musical
By Grace Barber-Plentie, Kambole Campbell and others
Just Mercy first look: Michael B Jordan leads a legal rescue drama on the front lines of death row
By Kambole Campbell
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Return to Tokyo-3
By Kambole Campbell
Berlinale first look: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind takes a fresh look at a familiar crisis
By Kambole Campbell
37 Seconds first look: debut filmmaker Hikari looks at desire and discrimination with compassion
By Kambole Campbell