Gay identity, queer family, laughter and grief play out in Christophe Honoré’s semi-autobiographical feature set in 1990s Paris.
Gay identity, queer family, laughter and grief play out in Christophe Honoré’s semi-autobiographical feature set in 1990s Paris.
A conversation with Joel and Ethan Coen about The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, industrial upheaval, representation in genre and the death of the squib.
A review of Mark Cousins’s terrific documentary about Orson Welles’s drawings and paintings.
A review of the documentary about trans Brazilian performers Linn da Quebrada and Jup do Bairro.
A review of a collection of essays on ‘avoided, overlooked, underappreciated, or misunderstood’ aspects of Welles, from political activism to theatre-film hybrids.
Enthralling, devastating, revelatory, galvanising, fragile: on Robin Campillo’s superbly queer feature about ACT UP Paris in the early 1990s.