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Wuthering Heights (2026)
Emerald Fennell was never going to convince those who reverently cling to Emily Brontë’s novel of its provocative potential, yet in her ravishingly grotesque vision of passion and obsession, Wuthering Heights lays bare two convulsive hearts responsible for their own primal, fevered torture.
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The Best Films of the 1980s
The greatest films of the 1980s, from the end of New Hollywood to the rise of the modern blockbuster.
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Aparajito (1956)
The middle part of Satyajit Ray’s coming-of-age trilogy lingers precariously between innocence and responsibility as Apu approaches adolescence, and through Aparajito’s passage between pastoral and city life, grapples with the irrevocable losses that make each small step towards maturity possible.
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KPop Demon Hunters (2025)
The kinetic choreography which fuses dance and combat in KPop Demon Hunters certainly impresses, yet music transcends spectacle in this vibrant, neon-soaked world of idols turned warriors, liberating performers and fans alike from those inner voices that gnaw at self-worth.
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The Best Films of the 1970s
The greatest films of the 1970s, from the American New Wave to Europe’s existential surrealism.
