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Hunger

February 2024

  • Steve McQueen, left, with Chiwetel Ejiofor on the set of 12 Years a Slave.

    Mark Kermode on film
    Mark Kermode on… director Steve McQueen, a boundary-pushing master

    From his feature debut, Hunger, to his new documentary, Occupied City, the Oscar-winning director and Turner prize winner’s work has been a long, lively conversation between art and film

January 2020

  • Steve McQueen

    Steve McQueen: lack of diversity could ruin Baftas' credibility

    Award-winning director says British film awards risks becoming obsolete if it fails to recognise talent

January 2017

  • Neel Sethi as Mowgli in The Jungle Book; Shaun Micallef in Stairway to Heaven; Elisabeth Moss in Top of the Lake

    Stream lover
    From Captain America to Crazyhead: the best film and TV new to Australian streaming services

    Online services add new films and series every month – and we trawled through them for the highlights

January 2016

  • Steve McQueen

    The G2 interview
    Steve McQueen on the Oscars whitewash: ‘I’m hoping we can look back and say this was a watershed moment’

    The only black director to win best picture, says change has to happen now. He talks about Hollywood apartheid, being written off as a young black teenager, and his friendship with Kanye West

December 2015

  • Alec Guinness as Lady Agatha D’Ascoyne in Kind Hearts and Coronets.

    Readers suggest the 10 best …
    Readers suggest the 10 best actor transformations

    Last week we brought you our 10 best transformations by actors in film. Here you suggest who should have made the list.

December 2014

  • Steve McQueen, film-maker

    Steve McQueen to be honoured at European Film Awards

    British director of 12 Years A Slave, Hunger and Shame to be given award for European achievement in world cinema

September 2014

  • Enda Walsh, playwright and screenwriter, at London's National Theatre

    The Guardian profile
    Enda Walsh: 'Pure theatre animal' explores solitude and the void below

    Lauded Irish playwright and screenwriter mixes physical comedy and verbal energy to delve into the subtext of lonely lives

March 2014

  • Michael Fassbender as Bobby Sands in Hunger

    Reel history
    Hunger: A mood piece with impressive historical balance

    Director Steve McQueen's first feature film, about Bobby Sands and the 1981 hunger strike, captures the humanity and brutality on both sides of the conflict in the HM Prison Maze, writes Alex von Tunzelmann

April 2010

  • humpday

    The film that changed my life
    Lynn Shelton

    Lynn Shelton, the American film director, on how she was inspired by Hunger, made by Steve McQueen

May 2009

  • Steve McQueen

    My week
    My week: Steve McQueen

    Steve McQueen

    Film director Steve McQueen goes to Chicago, attends the Venice Biennale, and continues to promote Hunger

October 2008

  • A great right hook of a role

  • Quantum of Solace

    The Guardian Film Show
    Film Weekly: 007, Hunger and Terence Davies

  • Scene from Hunger

    Trailer park
    Film trailer: Hunger

  • Maze prison

    Life and death in Long Kesh

  • A delayed appetite for the facts

    Kirk Leech

  • London premiere of Hunger

  • Hunger: The real maze men speak

  • The Guardian Film Show
    Film Weekly: Steve McQueen

September 2008

  • Hunger

    Bobby Sands film wins Venice award

    Steve McQueen has won the Gucci Group award for crossover film-makers at Venice for a film about the hunger strikes at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland

June 2008

  • McQueen will represent Britain at Venice Biennale

    Steve McQueen, winner of the Caméra d'Or at Cannes for his debut feature Hunger, will be the first artist working primarily in film to represent Britain for the event

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