Terry Gilliam
Bye Bye Morons review – frantically misjudged French farce doesn’t travel well
Albert Dupontel stars in his own hectic romp, which tries and fails to be funny about disability and dying
Peter Bradshaw
22, Jul, 2021 @6:00 AM
He Dreams of Giants review – Terry Gilliam's inspiring La Mancha sequel
Keith Fulton and Lou Pepe have made a compelling follow-up to their 2002 look at the disastrous production of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Jordan Hoffman
23, Mar, 2021 @12:43 PM
The top 10 long-awaited films – ranked!
Following substantial delays, anticipation is sky-high for Tenet and the new Bond, No Time to Die. But from Eraserhead to The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, plenty of movies have made their audiences wait
Ryan Gilbey
20, Aug, 2020 @11:00 AM
Ian Holm: a virtuoso actor of real sinew beneath the charm and calm | Peter Bradshaw
Alien, Lord of the Rings, Chariots of Fire and so many more extraordinary performances in classic films – what an exemplary career the actor Ian Holm, who has died aged 88, leaves behind
Peter Bradshaw
19, Jun, 2020 @12:07 PM
I watched 627 minutes of Adam Driver movies because what else am I going to do | Luke Buckmaster
SBS On Demand is streaming more than 10 hours of his features. Our isolated film critic took the bait and watched them all
Luke Buckmaster
07, Apr, 2020 @5:30 PM
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote review – Gilliam’s knight proves errant
This long-delayed sidelong look at Cervantes gets lost in its own metatextual jokes
Simran Hans
02, Feb, 2020 @7:00 AM
Terry Gilliam faces backlash after labeling #MeToo a 'witch-hunt'
Director told the Independent he was ‘tired, as a white male, of being blamed for everything that is wrong with the world’
Edward Helmore in New York
04, Jan, 2020 @6:03 PM
War epics, airmen and young Sopranos: essential films for 2020
Daniel Craig bows out as Bond, the original Ghostbusters make a slimy return and Dickens gets a razor-sharp reboot – our preview of movie highlights this year
Peter Bradshaw
01, Jan, 2020 @9:00 AM
Brazil has become a cautionary tale for the world's democracies | Petra Costa
You won’t find tanks on the streets in Rio. But don’t be fooled. The far right is becoming more and more powerful
Petra Costa
18, Dec, 2019 @11:16 AM
Electra, Oresteia and an execution: the daring designs of Hildegard Bechtler – in pictures
The theatre designer on creating a family dinner at Agamemnon’s, an election night Oedipus and the night Fiona Shaw got stuck
David Jays
23, Oct, 2019 @5:00 AM
Berlioz: a thrilling comeback by the master of the grand gesture
One hundred and fifty years after his death, Berlioz’s music is finally getting the audience it deserves. Why has it taken so long to be loved?
Edward Blakeman
28, Aug, 2019 @11:43 AM
How we made Monty Python’s Life of Brian
‘We didn’t ad lib because John Cleese doesn’t like it – ironically, he’s a fundamentalist when it comes to humour’
Interviews by Phil Hoad
16, Apr, 2019 @5:00 AM
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