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Realism be damned: painted skies and fake backdrops have cast a spell on audiences throughout film history, and continue to inspire filmmakers from Greta Gerwig to Wes Anderson.

To mark the opening of the BFIs retrospective on the work of British auteurs Powell and Pressburger, we sat down with the legendary film editor to discuss life, love and loss in the cutting room

The Foyle Film Festival will return to Derry this month for a jampacked celebration of cinema.

The past endures inside the present in Powell and Pressburger’s spiritual masterpiece A Canterbury Tale, filmed during wartime in the Kent countryside. We went on a pilgrimage to the film’s locations.

How Michael Powell got his first job in the film industry, and the excited letters he wrote home from the French Riviera.

They made 24 often morally complex pictures before falling out of fashion. Now, as a monumental BFI retrospective kicks off, can their stricken pilots and posh ballerinas speak to our divided era?

"All this filming isn't healthy..." Studiocanal UK has unveiled a brand new trailer for a 4K restoration + re-release of a provocative classic titled Peeping Tom. This originally opened in 1960, but then was banned and shunned for years, finally being appreciated only decades later as a precursor to slasher films. It was the second

We go behind the scenes on the new restoration of a film once reviled, now revered: Michael Powell’s provocative study in voyeurism, Peeping Tom.

Our celebration of the groundbreaking filmmaking duo will be in cinemas UK-wide from 16 October to 31 December 2023.

Including seasons dedicated to Powell and Pressburger, Sir Horace Ové and Joanna Hogg, and Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon at IMAX.