Taron Egerton, star of the new musical biopic Rocketman, tells Letterboxd about having a takeaway curry with Sir Elton John and portraying the absolute pop icon on the big screen.

Aladdin stars Will Smith, Naomi Scott, Mena Massoud and director/co-writer Guy Ritchie tell Letterboxd about the whole new world of the live-action adaptation.

Dominic Corry dives into Letterboxd reactions to select the ten films that landed best at Tribeca this year.

The cast and filmmakers behind the most anticipated release of the year talk to Letterboxd, without actually saying anything specific about the film. (But we don’t mind.) 

We met up with director Max Minghella in Austin following a screening of his new film Teen Spirit at SXSW.

Filmmaker Kestrin Pantera talks to Letterboxd about family, karaoke, improvisation and her new film Mother’s Little Helpers.

From Henry VIII to Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon, renowned English director and writer Mike Leigh names five of the best films about the past.

We stalk your ranked lists, reviews and ratings to unearth Letterboxd’s ten best narrative feature premieres from SXSW 2019.

Letterboxd heads back to the ’90s with the cast and filmmakers behind Captain Marvel, the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Melissa McCarthy and Marielle Heller on bringing Lee Israel off the page in the acclaimed true story Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Dominic Corry reports from Sundance on the origins of Alien, a different kind of Hollywood monster, and more documentary premieres from the fest.

At Sundance, Dominic Corry enters The Lodge, the latest horror from the Austrians behind Goodnight Mommy, starring Danny and Riley Keough.