All Sight & Sound articles
Handling the truth: documenting conspiracy in the age of misinformation
Two gripping new documentaries about political killings, Assassins and The Dissident, deploy the tension-building techniques of the espionage thriller. We hear from Ryan White and Bryan Fogel, their respective directors, about pursuing and portraying the truth.
By Jonathan Romney
In the beginning: cinema’s murky origin story
By Peter Domankiewicz
Let there be projector light: 80 films that take us inside cinemas
By Thomas Flew
“Bogarde is exactly ripe for this role”: on the set of Visconti’s Death in Venice
By Margaret Hinxman
The Stylist is a cut-throat hairdresser horror story
By Jason Anderson
Call My Agent! Season 4 gives its guest stars the run of the show
By Jonathan Romney
“We can’t be so individualistic that we lose these shared experiences”: Lulu Wang on why the world needs cinemas
By Lulu Wang
The most anticipated films of 2021
By Thomas Flew, Devika Girish and others
Kawase Naomi: looking from the outside in
By Jasper Sharp
“I am NOT going to write my memoirs!”: Gloria Swanson talks pictures
By Rui Nogueira
Power to the people: Shaka King on Judas and the Black Messiah
By Nicholas Russell
The most anticipated television of 2021
By Pamela Hutchinson
Landscapes of Resistance sculpts a hope-filled monument to the life of an Auschwitz survivor
By Cathy Brennan
Gritt follows a woman’s self-destructive, determined dreams of artistic glory
By Ela Bittencourt
“I was Buñuel’s double”: Jean-Claude Carrière at home
By Adam Preston
Giuseppe Rotunno was one of the great Italian cinematographers
By Pasquale Iannone
Slalom is a chilling sexual assault story in the world of elite Alpine skiing
By Kate Stables
The Twentieth Century tells a bastardised history of Canadian politics
By Thomas Flew
Malcolm and Marie is a long night’s shallow film lecture
By Nadine Deller
Tokyo rising: how Japan’s new wave rose – and broke
By Donald Richie
Dead Pigs entwines social satire and family drama amongst the simulacra of modern China
By Ela Bittencourt
All Light, Everywhere is an illuminative meditation on the nature of seeing
By Laura Jacobs
PVT Chat sees digital dominatrix fantasy collide with grim New York reality
By Nikki Baughan
The Columnist scrawls a story of Twitter troll comeuppance
By Madeleine Wall
In memory of Moufida Tlatli: a conversation about The Silences of the Palace
By Laura Mulvey