The Saturday Auteur
Film+TV
Rainer Werner Fassbinder: the illustrious filmmaker who worked himself to death
Nerd-out
Resident Evil’s newest players: Hannah John-Kamen in conversation with Tom Hopper
The Greatest Love Story Ever Sold
The first trailer for Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee’s sex-tape biopic is here
Scratch at the layers
Julia Ducournau on her daring new film Titane, a visceral study of humanity’s ugly complexities
Out today
Nicholas Hoult in conversation with Kristen Stewart for the new HERO Winter Annual 2021
François Truffaut: the uncompromising critic of French cinema and founder of the auteur theory
Inside HEROINE 15
West Side Story star Talia Ryder in conversation with the film’s choreographer Justin Peck
Claude Chabrol: the new wave filmmaker who exposed the French bourgeoisie
Smithers, who is that man?
Smithers finally finds true love on The Simpsons
uh-huh-huh
See Austin Butler as Elvis in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic
Killer casting
Leonardo DiCaprio confirmed to play American cult leader Jim Jones
Last Night in Soho
HEROINE 15 cover story: Thomasin McKenzie in conversation with Edgar Wright
The Runner
Boy Harsher’s ultimate Halloween film binge: Coen brothers neo-noir, sexy vampires and an ancient djinn in NYC
More, more, more
A Dune sequel is already confirmed
Exclusive film
Legendary actor Franco Nero recalls starring in Giallo classic ‘The Blue-Eyed Bandit’ – and we trace its seminal Morricone score
pushing perceptions
Asa Butterfield on Sex Education’s progressive portrayal of masculinity
The Caped Crusader
Our first proper glimpse at Robert Pattinson’s brooding Batman
Thursday Screener
Barton Fink, The Talented Mr Ripley and Wildlife
Prolific duo
Bill Murray confirms next Wes Anderson title, Asteroid City
Abbas Kiarostami: the art of visualising life’s most complicated questions
The Alpinist
The tragic story of audacious climber Marc-André Leclerc told by his partner Brette Harrington
Teorema, The Ascent and Day of Wrath
From the archives
HERO Vault: Finn Wittrock and Evan Peters in conversation from issue 18
A tale of two sisters
Shared psychosis and intergenerational trauma: Northern Irish director Cathy Brady on her blistering debut, Wildfire
Derek Jarman: the enfant terrible whose brilliance unnerved the establishment
Popcorn at the ready
What to see at BFI London Film Festival 2021: ft. Wes Anderson, Edgar Wright and Kirsten Stewart as Diana
