Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Theo Smith reviews Barry Jenkins’s highly anticipated follow-up to Moonlight
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Review: Moonlight
Writer Eddy review Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight which is already a potential favourite for awards season.
LFF Review: Moonlight
Film editor Hollie continues her coverage of the 60th BFI London Film Festival, reviewing Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight – a moving story of self-discovery.
Moonlight (2016): The Movie That Broke My Heart
Esha Sanyal revisits the heartbreaking ‘Moonlight’…
Our Favourite A24 Films
Our writers look at the very best movies from A24.
Hidden Gems: James Baldwin’s Another Country
It seems that, recently, James Baldwin and his work have had something of a renaissance,…
Notes on News: Resources for Anti-Racism
Some of our writers have compiled a list of films, books and plays that you can use to help educate yourselves on racism and the Black Lives Matter movement.
The Edge’s Best Films of 2019
With 2019 now over, The Edge writers reveal their favourite films of the year.
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Films of the Decade
With 2020 approaching, The Edge writers take a look back at their favourite films of the past decade.
If Beale Street Could Talk wins big at Indie Spirit Awards 2019
Despite no nomination for best picture at the Oscars, If Beale Street Could Talk wins big at the Indie Spirit Awards.
This Month in Film: February 2019
Awards season snubs, delayed releases and a bit of Lego. Film Editor Alice takes a look at what the month of February has in store in film.
The new wave of films championing diversity
The Edge writers come together to profile some of the the most significant diverse films of the century thus far.
The Edge’s Top 20 Films of 2017
With 2017 at its end, The Edge writers have voted and here are our Top 20 Films of the year.
Whitewashing in Hollywood: Examining the Film Industry’s Diversity Problem
Following Disney’s news that the Aladdin remake will feature Middle Eastern actors, Sophie takes a look at where casting has not been as ethnically representational.