Oliver Lunn

We spoke to Martin Andersen about his new book, 'Can't Smile Without You'.

Shirley Baker – whose work covers the 1950s to 2000 – might be the best street photographer you've never heard of.

We picked out some of the best shorts by young filmmakers screening this weekend.

We spoke to British filmmaker Tom Beard about his first feature length, which deals with grief, depression, class and, ultimately, hope.

Bit by bit, Hong Kong is taking down the visual identity it has held for years - but not without resistance

Bit by bit, Hong Kong is taking down the visual identity it has held for years - but not without resistance

Bit by bit, Hong Kong is taking down the visual identity it has held for years - but not without resistance

We spoke to photographer Paul Reas about his 30-year career.

Acclaimed photojournalist Mads Nissen spent eight years on the ground with FARC rebels, coke smugglers, and ordinary civilians

"At a certain point, my attention span runs out. I don't exactly have the temperament."

We spoke to photographer Jonas Bendiksen about his new book, for which he photographed seven guys who publicly claim to be the Messiah.

Edgar Wright's new film is all megastars and car chases, but things don't move so quickly during filming.