Gareth Evans
Gareth Evans is a film director who came to prominence with his Indonesian martial arts movie The Raid
Siege mentality: Gangs of London episode five is a televisual, action feast
Director Gareth Evans brings all his expertise from the Raid movies to one of the most intense, brutal hours of TV ever made
Opportunity knocks: how lockdown is opening doors for new creative talent
Aspiring writers and directors now have a rare chance to impress producers and publishers with time on their hands
Apostle review – exhilarating Netflix horror is a wild, gory surprise
Gareth Evans, director of The Raid, shocks and confounds with an ultra-violent tale of a mad prophet that transforms into something entirely unexpected
The most exciting action and thriller films of 2018
Benicio del Toro’s Sicario is set loose in Mexico, Robert Pattinson rides off into the sunset and Robert Redford breaks out of Alcatraz in a canoe
Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs
DVDs and downloads: Gomorrah; Godzilla; Hide Your Smiling Faces; Mystery Road and moreGomorrah is a riveting, repulsive slow-burner. And Godzilla keeps the reptile count nicely under control, writes Guy Lodge
The Raid 2: Berandal review – 'astonishing gusto'
Gareth Evans's Raid sequel ups the ante in a vast and exhausting orchestration of sadism and sentiment, writes Xan Brooks
The Guardian film show
The Guardian Film Show: Calvary, The Raid 2, Half of a Yellow Sun and The Lunchbox - video reviewsXan Brooks, Henry Barnes and Peter Bradshaw review this week's big cinema releases
The Raid 2's director: 'The nicer the place the more I want to destroy it'
The Raid 2 review – Owww! Whoa!
Film talk
The Raid 2: Berandal director Gareth Evans: 'People look down on action, horror and comedy' – video interview
First look review
The Raid 2: Sundance 2014 – first look reviewOut of the tower block and into Jakarta's crime underworld, Gareth Evans's gory sequel is even more violent – you'll thrill despite yourself, writes Henry Barnes
Public Information Films: the true kings of horror
New movie V/H/S 2 has its sights set on scaring the bejeezus out of you. So we asked the directors, including Britain's own Gareth Evans, to critique other masters of the form, like that ad where the kid forgets to put his seatbelt on
The Raid: how a Welsh director rocked the world of Asian action cinema
After Hollywood
Indonesian cinema: primed for actionPhil Hoad: Welshman Gareth Evans is part of a new mood of creativity in Indonesian cinema, ready for global competition despite the country's lack of film infrastructure and political support
