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Kathryn Bigelow

July 2024

  • From left: Willem Dafoe in Kathryn Bigelow’s debut feature, The Loveless (1981); her Oscar-winning The Hurt Locker (2008); Jessica Chastain in political thriller Zero Dark Thirty (2012).

    Mark Kermode on film
    Mark Kermode on… Kathryn Bigelow, a stylish ruffler of feathers

    From vampire noir to Bin Laden, Point Break to Detroit, the first woman to win an Oscar for best director has never pulled her punches

March 2023

  • Jeremy Renner in The Hurt Locker

    Iraq war: 20 years on
    From The Hurt Locker to American Sniper: how Hollywood tried to tackle the Iraq war

    Two decades on from the beginning of the war, a handful of films have tried various ways to show the conflict with audiences mostly choosing to stay away

December 2022

  • ‘I know it was you that made me do the Dunkaccino rap.’

    Ranked
    The best New Year’s Eve scenes – ranked

    We trawl acres of celluloid for the best New Year’s Eves, from romcoms and musicals to gangster flicks and comedies, from parties-for-two to hellishly elaborate dance sequences

July 2022

  • Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing

    If you watch only one film … the greatest movies by the greatest directors

    Some directors come with such huge back catalogues that it can be hard to know where to start. Enter our film critics, who suggest the best routes in to the works of some of our most prolific film-makers

May 2020

  • Director Dorothy Arzner and Clara Bow on the set of The Wild Party (1929)

    Women Make Film review – an epic trip through cinema's undiscovered world

  • Early pioneer … director Dorothy Arzner, left, and Clara Bow, the star of Arzner’s 1929 film The Wild Party.

    Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
    Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema review – paean to neglected talent

February 2020

  • Christian Bale in American Psycho

    What do female film-makers have to say about male stories?

    The directors celebrated in a new season at the Barbican – focusing on films about men, made by women – on turning the traditional gaze on its head

January 2020

  • Ellen E Jones

    How long can this nonsense of the Oscars failing to nominate female directors go on?

    Ellen E Jones
    This year’s Academy Awards show that diversity drives will only get us so far. Filmgoers and the industry must question what makes a film award-worthy

September 2019

  • From left: Moonlight, The Handmaiden, There Will Be Blood, Under the Skin

    Best culture of the 21st century
    The 100 best films of the 21st century

    Gangsters, superheroes, schoolkids, lovers, slaves, peasants, techies, Tenenbaums and freefalling astronauts – they’re all here in our countdown of cinema’s best movies since 2000

August 2018

  • 2015, JAMES BOND: SPECTRE<br>DANIEL CRAIG Character(s): James Bond Film ‘JAMES BOND: SPECTRE’ (2015) Directed By SAM MENDES 26 October 2015 SAO56703 Allstar/UNITED ARTISTS **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of UNITED ARTISTS and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company &amp; can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To UNITED ARTISTS is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.

    Bigelow? Tarantino? Nolan? You share your picks for a Bond director

    Our writer picked five possible Bond 25 directors after Danny Boyle left the project and you responded with a long list of alternative picks

March 2018

  • 2005, CACHE ; HIDDEN<br>DANIEL AUTEUIL &amp; JULIETTE BINOCHE Film ‘CACHE ; HIDDEN’ (2005) Directed By MICHAEL HANEKE 14 May 2005 SSG25605 Allstar Collection/ARTIFICIAL EYE **WARNING** This photograph can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above film. A Mandatory Credit To ARTIFICIAL EYE is Required. For Printed Editorial Use Only, NO online or internet use.

    My favourite film decade
    From Hidden to No Country for Old Men – why the 2000s is my favourite film decade

  • Rebecca Nicholson

    Names in the news
    Timely honour goes to great pioneer for women in film

    Rebecca Nicholson

January 2018

  • Greatest Oscar winners ever: who is the best director of all time?

    Who is the best Oscar-winning director of all time?

    Capra? Coppola? Bigelow? Our chief film critic crowns one of five nominees the Oscar of Oscars champion – and reveals who you picked as your winner
  • Jake Gyllenhaal in Stronger, Brie Larson in The Glass Castle, and John Boyega in Detroit.

    And the winner isn't: the Oscar-aiming films that stumbled this year

    While The Shape of Water, Dunkirk and Three Billboards might have impressed voters, other starry prospects haven’t been so lucky
    • 'Invisible no longer': women in film on the female directors the Oscars must celebrate

    • It’s the alternative Oscars…

    • Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs
      DVD and download reviews: World of Tomorrow Episode Two; Good Time; Detroit; Una

December 2017

  • Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot on the set of $800m blockbuster Wonder Woman.

    Shortcuts
    The Golden Globes have ignored female directors. In the year of #MeToo, this won’t wash

  • Braddie nominees Get Out, Call Me By Your Name, Blade Runner 2049, The Death of Stalin, The Florida Project and Moonlight

    Film blog
    The Braddies 2017: Peter Bradshaw nominates his films of the year

August 2017

  • John Boyega in Detroit

    Mark Kermode's film of the week
    Detroit review – scenes from a riot revisited

    Kathryn Bigelow directs John Boyega in a stunningly shot story of disturbing police brutality and civil unrest in 1960s Detroit
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