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From Fox to Universal, most of the major Hollywood studios have got an opening fanfare – but where do they all come from? Glad you asked

David Conway examins how obsessive compulsive disorder is represented on the big screen, and the misconceptions involved

By the time Gary Winick was hired to direct 13 Going On 30, he’d already becoming something of a Hollywood groundbreaker on the quiet

The decision by Disney to release Mulan via a premium home release has wrongfooted cinemas, and left Christopher Nolan’s Tenet as the big screen’s big hope

Put your thinking cap and your quizzing trousers back on for another helping of Friday film trivia, including a whole bunch of ‘un’-titled movies

The journey to the London Indian Film Festival, that’s now in its eleventh year, as told by festival director Cary Rajinder Sawhney MBE

30 years after its release, Tim Burton’s gothic fairytale Edward Scissorhands is as poignant and razor-sharp as ever

The story of how a community cinema in Leigh has been responding to current circumstances, and how you can help too

Disney has announced that its $200m Mulan blockbuster is now heading to premium video on demand – but there are questions as to the way it’s doing it

In the part of the site where we discuss matters of mental health and wellbeing, this time we want to have a natter about addiction

1968’s Planet Of The Apes remains a science fiction classic – but the film’s very existence came down a screening test in New York with nine people in the room

It remains on the release schedule for November, but questions are being asked as to whether the next James Bond film will remain there