Are the villains of the Disney animated universe the real heroes we need? Show more

All aboard! Go trainspotting with Inside Cinema for an in-depth survey of trains on film. Show more

Bring a brolly, as Inside Cinema explores how films simply don't do light drizzle. Show more

What is both concealed and revealed when characters in films apply make-up? Show more

The '90s saw A-list casts baring all in tales of high-concept intrigue... they vanished. Show more

Michael Leader explores how legendary Japanese filmmakers Studio Ghibli find magic in the everyday in beloved animated classics such as Spirited Away and My Neighbour Totoro. Show more

One, two, three, four! Elizabeth Sankey sings the praises of cinema's best bands. Show more

How does cinema treat women's lust? Christina Newland takes a close look. Show more

Tim Robey zooms in on a camera technique that has left heads spinning for over 60 years. Show more

Simran Hans turns the camera on the all-access pop-star documentary. Show more

Rhianna Dhillon argues that teen movies are perfect for adaptations of classic literature. Show more

In the movies, a dream holiday can mean anything from a makeover to a murder spree... Show more

Beth Webb explores how movies can subvert the patriarchal concept of the beauty pageant. Show more

Catherine Bray takes a look at the most dramatic place to set a scene in film: the cinema. Show more

How David Bowie looked to the silver screen to inspire his greatest creations and went through many ch-ch-changes as a film star, from The Man Who Fell to Earth to Labyrinth Show more

Matron! Mike Muncer examines a series that epitomised British comedy for a generation, and now serves as the perfect case study in changing tastes in cinema, culture and humour.

A deep dive into the big screen adventures of the crew of the Starship Enterprise. Show more

From Notting Hill to Paddington 2, Tim Robey celebrates the evolution of Hugh Grant. Show more

How 'coming out' scenes on screen reflect changing social attitudes towards sexuality, from indie gem But I'm A Cheerleader to landmark teen drama Love, Simon. Show more

From sitcom star to Oscar-winning screen royalty, Anna Smith charts the rise of the versatile British actress Olivia Colman.