Christopher Nolan is no stranger to controversy. From inaudible dialogue, to his insistence on in-camera physical effects, and his preference for analogue film over digital, the Director’s creative choices have been the
Has any film director used colour as vividly or an memorably as Wes Anderson? That’s the question which fuels Hannah Strong’s Colours of Wes Anderson — this new must-have book that explores
Christmas has come early this month with the release of the latest in the ongoing series of Marvel movie art books. Captain America: The Winter Soldier, is the 8th title in the
The Search For Bond: How the 007 Role Was Won and Lost by Robert Sellers tells the often-extraordinary story of how cinema’s most famous secret agent was cast … or not. Released
No one doubts the genius of Alfred Hitchcock, but it takes a book like Alfred Hitchcock Storyboards to remind us exactly why the iconic filmmaker was one of the most influential figures
Whether it’s Barbara Windsor’s seaside-postcard bubbly blonde, Joan Sims’ hysterically historical leading lady, Hattie Jacques’ authoritarian maiden aunt, or Valerie Leon’s statuesque strumpet, the Carry On girls were stoic, sexy, and fiercely
Peter Cowie’s God and the Devil is the first biography of Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman in 40 years. Written by a critic and biographer who knew many of Bergman’s collaborators, personally, God and
1971 was a great year for cinema. Robert Altman, Dario Argento, Ingmar Bergman, Stanley Kubrick, Sergio Leone, George Lucas, Sam Peckinpah, Roman Polanski, Nicolas Roeg and Steven Spielberg, among many others, were
Whether you dream of riding on a dragon’s back like Chihiro, catching the Catbus with Mei, or living in a moving castle with the wizard Howl, this book will show you Studio
Have you ever watched a 1940s war film and wondered, did this really happen? Andy Wilkinson’s new book, Bovril & Sherry: The Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat of British War Films tells