Take a look as we cover key moments and films in the history of cinematic pride.

On the year of Bergman's 100th birthday, we tackle his masterpiece and pay homage to the master himself.

A guide to five films full of crimes, capers, crossings and bloodshed: All set in the North of England. The proper North.

As we pay homage to Ridley Scott's ever-enigmatic classic, we discuss just how close we really are to his vision of 2019.

Our dreams and our memories and our truths, flickering by at exactly twenty-four times the speed of our life.

Timothy Treadwell is a man, forcing himself to live out alone in the Earth’s wilderness with just God’s creatures and a video camera.

Tarkovsky nobly attempts to tell the entirety of his life story alongside the moments of modern Russian history.

A man is alone on an island. A man falls in love, grows old and dies on an island. We watch as his life is turned into a constant struggle.

Seen as an unadaptable nightmare, and underappreciated by many, but Inherent Vice may just be PTA's masterpiece.

Every frame of this film is like the exhale of a half-smoked cigarette, a haze of a memory of a dream, like falling in love.

Here are six appreciations I gained whilst watching “A Clockwork Orange” in the cinema.