Strudel, meat-free carbonara and shrimp: Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes inspired by the movies
Scenes in the films we love that involve food often acquire iconic status. Are we fascinated by the logistics, or do they just make us hungry?
August 2019
Tarantino's gruesome revenge fantasies are growing more puerile and misogynistic
Caspar Salmon
The director dials up the stomach-churning violence in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. If only he had something meaningful to say
July 2019
Quentin Tarantino’s take on women and violence
Letter: Andrew Clifford says whatever Quentin Tarantino’s directorial vices, violence against women is not one of them
September 2016
Diane Kruger: ‘I truly believe the best is yet to come’
‘Too beautiful’… ‘ex-fashion model’… Will perennially underrated Diane Kruger finally throw off such disparaging tags with her new film, The Infiltrator?
January 2016
Reel dictators: why despots love directors
From North Korea kidnapping Shin Sang-ok to Richard Burton being hired by Tito, fame-hungry demagogues have always understood the power of the movies. But, as new comedy Lost in Karastan shows, working with tyrants can be tiring
October 2015
Cinema now
Stephen Merchant: ‘Tarantino takes a few viewings – I struggled with Inglourious Basterds’
Christoph Waltz: 'Try as you might, you can never break free from your past'
January 2015
Welcome to Görlitz, the perfect German town that’s a movie star in its own right
Ryan Gilbey: The Grand Budapest Hotel has been nominated for nine Oscars – if only there was one for ‘best location’ so the eastern German town where it was filmed could win
December 2014
Film blog
Clip joint: interrogations
Join Guardian reader Charlie Green as he runs through his five most memorable filmic interrogations
October 2014
Fury review – stirring, macho tank drama
First look review
Fury first look review – Brad Pitt's punchy, muscular videogame of a war movie
July 2014
Why are we so obsessed with films about the second world war?
Film blog
Soundtracks of my tears: how movie music sets a mood and sums up an era
May 2014
Five best moments
Michael Fassbender: five best moments
Our pick of the Michael Fassbender's greatest performances to date. What others would you add to the list?
September 2010
Sally Menke, Quentin Tarantino's long-time editor, found dead in LA
Film power 100
Quentin Tarantino | No 8
July 2010
Film blog
Mélanie Laurent: the real star of Inglourious Basterds
Peter Bradshaw: Christoph Waltz hogged the glory and won the Oscar. But I'm putting my money on Laurent, an actor and film-maker who could become the biggest French export since Juliette Binoche
May 2010
Quentin Tarantino to lead Venice film festival jury
Festival director hails Inglourious Basterds director as the 'one of the most startling directors in cinema today'
February 2010
Film blog
How Inglourious Basterds freed Quentin Tarantino
Oscars 2010: battle of exes with Tarantino set to play third wheel
