From The Panic in Needle Park to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, these are the most relentlessly grim and pessimistic movie masterpieces of the 1970s.

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There is a question that narrative writing has posed to itself almost since its origins, but now with greater urgency. It ...

Stephen Kavlan writes: the director lets Homer be Homer and allows the good guys to bring the bad guys to justice, without ...

School trips are becoming rarer. These annual jaunts, usually held at the end of the summer term, often to France but ...

The Mediterrane Film Festival in Malta is returning for its third edition with more than 40 films from over 20 countries. Running from June 21-29 in the island's capital, Valletta, the festival has ...

Long before cinema existed, humanity was already obsessed with a handful of stories. These tales have outlived their original ...