Film
Is Jem Cohen the best underground filmmaker you've never heard of?
Artist retrospective in London — Indie filmmaker Jem Cohen is having his first UK retrospective ever at the Whitechapel Gallery, London. And here's why you might be more familiar with his work than you think.
Written by: Robin Nierynck
Why WFMU is the craziest indie radio station on your dial
Surreal sounds at 91.1 FM — WFMU is what truly independent radio sounds like - and it’s batshit insane. Director Tim K. Smith talks about his documentary Sex and Broadcasting: The Story of WFMU.
Written by: Alex King
Insider's Guide to Reykjavík, Iceland
Bust to boom — Iceland was devastated by the 2008 financial crisis but now artists, musicians and designers are leading a creative renaissance which is putting Reykjavík firmly back on the map.
Written by: HUCK HQ
How does an African former child soldier adjust to life in London?
SIXTEEN. A British Feature Film — Sixteen features British actor Roger Jean Nsengiyumva whose Rwandan past is testament to what can happen when you persevere against all odds.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
Best moments from Season 4 of Lena Dunham's Girls
All the ups and downs — Dancing at undergrad frat parties in Iowa, getting piercings with school kids and having deep and meaningfuls in laundromats.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Girl jumps London skylines in short film about the collapse of the city
Message in a Bottle — Talented parkour athlete Georgia Munroe stars in short film that highlights the individual's relationship with the city.
Written by: HUCK HQ
How to survive as a DIY filmmaker
Do not ask permission — Oxyana director Sean Dunne talks about his two new projects Cam Girlz and Florida Man.
Written by: Alex King
Five reasons Flatpack is the UK's most innovative film festival
Birmingham's DIY cinema extravaganza — From Oculus Rift installations to internet cats, there really is no film festival out there quite like Flatpack. We spoke to programmer Sam Groves to uncover the method behind the madness.
Written by: George Kafka
Socially-conscious filmmaking you need to see this year
Human Rights Watch Film Festival, London — Wim Wenders on Sebastião Salgado, Jon Stewart’s directorial debut and the animated adventures of the 18 cows Israel declared a threat to national security.
Written by: Alex King
Films to watch out for at SXSW 2015
Space, single life & Steve Jobs — From Alex Garland's directorial debut Ex Machina to Judd Apatow's latest lol-fest Trainwreck.
Written by: Shelley Jones