London South Bank University’s Associate Professor of Film and Media and Course Director for the BA Film Practice discusses the school’s inspiring Showcase Screening at ASFF 2019.

Starring Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu, Lorene Scafaria’s ‘Hustlers’ is a true-life tale of strippers turning the tables on Wall Street high rollers. An ambitious comedy-drama.

What’s new to the world of streaming? ASFF assesses the new shows on Netflix and Amazon, including ‘The Politician’, the hugely-anticipated comedy series from ‘Glee’ creator Ryan Murphy.

ASFF takes a look at the week’s new cinema releases, with documentary and feature films on offer, examining issues of gender, wealth, the environment and mental health.

How do you find your place within the festival circuit? Festival Formula’s Katie McCullough explores today’s film festival landscape, providing essential advice for filmmakers.

Directed by Maxine Govare and Cédric Le Gallo, ‘The Shiny Shrimps’ is a sparkling French comedy about a real-life gay water polo team, heading to the Gay Games against the odds.

ASFF prides itself on another year of family-focused screenings that provide communal experiences in accessible settings, championing a new generation of film lovers.

ASFF takes a look at the week’s new cinema releases, with fresh documentary and features focusing on issues of community, sexuality, political upheaval and sporting prowess.

The 76th Venice Film Festival has continued this week, with an impressive array of films including Shannon Murphy’s ‘Babyteeth’ and Yonfan’s ‘No. 7 Cherry Lane’. ASFF selects the highlights.

Ruairidh MacNeill, Modeller at Academy Award-winning studio Framestore, discusses the rapidly evolving world of VFX ahead of an inspiring masterclass at the ninth edition of ASFF.

ASFF is as multifaceted festival that believes in bringing new stories to audiences through film. Guardian makes its ASFF debut in 2019, presenting thought-provoking non-fiction.

The 76th Venice Film Festival is underway, with an impressive roll-out of movies in the first couple of days. These include ‘Ad Astra’, ‘The Perfect Candidate’ and ‘Marriage Story’.

Featuring new films from Joanna Hogg and Sam Taylor-Johnson, ASFF takes a look at this week’s new cinema releases, as directors tackle issue of art, autobiography and memory.

Joanna Hogg, the director of ‘Unrelated’ and ‘Exhibition’, returns with ‘The Souvenir’, a semi-autobiographical tale starring Honor Swinton Byrne as a student filmmaker in 1980s London.

ASFF 2019 celebrates the heritage of film and its historical landmarks with a commemorative strand of guest programmers honouring world-changing moments of the 20th century.

With films from Spain, France and America, including Pedro Almodóvar’s latest ‘Pain & Glory’, ASFF surveys the week’s releases, as stories of racism, repression and religion come to the fore.

London’s annual genre festival, FrightFest, turns 20 this year, and as ever there is plenty to satisfy for a bit of midnight madness. These five days offer a mix of premieres and live events.

Pedro Almodóvar’s twenty-first feature of his hugely distinguished career, ‘Pain & Glory’ stars Antonio Banderas as a film director in the midst of a creative slump.

ASFF celebrates the boldest names in fashion and film for its recurring strand of short films, masterclasses and networking opportunities across York’s most exciting cultural venues.

With films from Russia, Germany and America, including Christian Petzold’s ‘Transit’, ASFF surveys the week’s new releases, as directors explore issues of identity and oppression.

Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film, ‘Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood’, a love-letter to 1960s cinema and TV, is here. Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie star.