Rod Bastanmehr

All Stephen Loveridge's doc wants to do is *gunshots* and a *click* *cash register noise* and look at the pop star's groundbreaking politics.

Ruben Ostlund's latest satire bites back at the limits of altruism.

We chat with the legendary director about his newest film, ghost towns, and the future of China.

The much-maligned Pamela Anderson film takes place in 2017, so we look back to see if it holds new relevancy—or if it's still terrible.

We look back on the French silent film that won 2011's Best Picture Oscar and see if it still holds up.

Vogue culture has since infiltrated mainstream pop, but this iconic 1990 film stands as a monument to a time before everyone screamed "yas queen".

Wrongfully convicted women recall the holidays they spent behind bars.

The new documentary 'Peter and the Farm' is an unflinching look at the highs and lows of being the only farmer on a one-man farm.

Charlie Brooker's show has moved from TV to Netflix, bringing in an American sensibility that leaves you wondering what its underlying message achieves.

Mere end ti år senere ser programmets deltagere tilbage på, hvad der gjorde programmet så surrealistisk.

FOX's 'The Swan' chronicled 16 women as they underwent extensive plastic surgery and weeks of intensive therapy. Over a decade later, the key players involved with the reality TV show look back at what made the show so particularly surreal.

Comic Maria Bamford sweeps her biographical story of mental illness into an absurdist, quick-fire comedy show that feels like a revelation.