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What exactly goes on in designers’ heads? Wim Wenders claims that Yohji Yamamoto has the power to heal people without the need for a therapist’s chair. Meanwhile Jeanne Friot delves into her own lesbian love story. Stéphane Rolland invites students from two Paris fashions schools on stage, as his collection…

Exclusive: Damsel director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo shares the influences for his new Netflix fantasy

At the Golden Globes last Sunday, candles were passed around reportedly smelling like Jacob Elordi’s bathwater in the now-notorious scene from Saltburn. But how does that sequence compare with the splashy competition?

Murder comes to a sleep English village in this Agatha Christie adaptation. Here's how you can watch Murder is Easy online and from anywhere.

Before My Year of Rest and Relaxation, the author published Eileen, a dark noir about another disaffected woman. As it comes to the screen, she looks back on the extreme reaction to her complex heroine

Steven Soderbergh's supposed swansong was a pitch-perfect thriller that channeled the best of Hitchcock while adding modern twists.

With the highly anticipated release of Killers of the Flower Moon, Guardian writers look back at their top Scorsese films

Bishal Dutta spoke to Salon about combining his love of horror with the tension of assimilation in America

Our own Malcolm McMillan sat down and watched the classic movie Jaws for the first time. He gives his take on why you need to watch it too.

The New York director’s 1983 film Variety used a real ‘adult’ cinema to turn around the male gaze. On its re-release, she explains her lifelong drive to push boundaries

The Observer film critic on his hero, who died last week aged 87, a man dedicated to telling stories his way and who had a wicked sense of humour