Emily Maskell

Documentary film bears a specific responsibility in preserving lives and legacies with its ability to visually immortalize historical movements, personal reflections, and community spaces beyond the constraints of memory.

"In 1980, there were 200 lesbian bars in the United States. Today there are only 21." The title card of Erica Rose and Elina Street's powerful documentary, The Lesbian Bar Project, presents a heartbreaking statistic.

Meet Granny, the internet's most wholesome streamer.

Starring Robin Williams, this 1996 US remake of a 1970s French farce celebrated the joy of being gay in a way that was radical, writes Emily Maskell.

'Tis the season, dear reader, of the Bridgerton obsession. After the Netflix show's high-society social season drama graced our screens at the end of last year, Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear set out to answer the simple question: What if Bridgerton was a musical?

Female sexuality is explored under the beating hot sun in these queer films to watch.

​​From a solid foundation of aesthetic indies to some of the award circuit’s most stylistic contenders, A24’s catalogue is full of gems to feast your eyes on.

As ‘My Own Private Idaho’ turns 30, we examine the modern films that’ve given new life to the wild west.

The Regency aesthetic is back. I spoke to Madelaine Turner about her latest creative endeavours.

At the tender age of 20, Luàna Bajrami is making her directorial debut at Cannes Film Festival’s with a heartfelt ode to youth: The Hill Where Lionesses Roar.

Rivalry and romance bloom in Swedish-Georgian director Levan Akin’s captivating coming-of-age drama.

Emily Maskell meets writer-director Marley Morrison to discuss the intricacies of this Gen-Z lesbian summer romance.

Embodying a very different temperament to the conventional coming-of-age indie, Stop-Zemlia is a multi-layered portrait of Ukraine’s youth from writer-director Kateryna Gornostai.

Renate Reinsve is irresistible in Joachim Trier's exceptional and refreshing take on a well-worn genre, with shades of Frances Ha

From urgent short docs to fantasy love stories, this collection of new releases exhibit the cinematic variety that Georgia has to offer.