The art of war

THE GREAT WAR’S OPENING WEEKS Q+A: ALEX CHURCHILL AND NICOLAI EBERHOLST

As his Booker Prize-winning novel comes to our screens, author Richard Flanagan reflects on his father’s wartime experiences

Robert Hutton on Cinema MARC BRENNERDUKE OF YORK’S ...

When you see a stop-motion character in a hard hat operating construction equipment, it’s hard not to think of Bob the Builder. But in Savages, a sparky adventure about a young city girl getting lost

NOBODY MAKES CINEMA LIKE JAMES CAMERON. AND TO PROVE IT, HE INVITES EMPIRE T O SHADOW HIM FOR 48 HOURS AS HE COMPLETES HIS MOST AMBITIOUS MOVIE YET: AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH . HOLD ON TO YOUR IKRAN…

HOW FILMMAKERS ARE USING BOUNDARY-PUSHING CAMERAS TO TRANSFORM CINEMA