Andy Hazel

Following a guidebook, a road game and a 40-year-old metric, the author goes looking for the perfect American diner.

The visit of an elephant seal to southern Tasmania has raised complex questions, made urgent by his online fame and expected return later this year.

In his debut feature, First Light, director James J. Robinson grapples with questions of faith, cultural dislocation and belonging – issues that assailed him as a queer child.

The 79th Cannes Film Festival lacked its usual Hollywood star power, but the vacuum was filled with a wealth of new talent.

On the 50th anniversary of Taxi Driver, the film that made her famous, actor and director Jodie Foster breaks new ground, in French.

As Hollywood reels from economic and political pressures, the 98th Academy Awards has become a contest between Sinners and One Battle After Another.

In Pillion, a surprisingly tender portrayal of BDSM and biker culture, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård has taken on his boldest role yet.

Academy Award-winner Chloé Zhao’s adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s Shakespearean novel, Hamnet, is a film about the collective expression of grief.

The latest iteration of the Marrakech International Film Festival – the Arab world’s most important – highlights the triumphs and trials of the human spirit.

For their acclaimed debut, Sorry, Baby, comedian and actor Eva Victor is the writer, director and star of a film about trauma that is both deeply moving and funny.