Film

Luca Guadagnino’s new film Suspiria nods not only to Dario Argento, but to a whole history of Italian thrillers

The radical filmmaker, teacher and writer talks essentialism in identity politics and why her films are neither documentary nor fiction

The beasts in the artist’s One or Several Tigers lead us into the tangled thickets of identity and religious ritual

The power of visibility: on postcolonial seeing and being seen

Have institutions facing calls to decolonize forgotten that ‘to curate’ originally meant ‘to care for’?

Nathaniel Kahn’s new HBO film works on the assumption that money and power is all anyone in the art world is interested in

From Diamantino to The Grand Bizarre, the most intelligent films are also among the most joyous

Showing at Istanbul’s Protocinema, the artist’s new film uses the ancient site of Çatalhöyük to investigate a community and its collapse

Nicholas Cage, the film’s mesmerizing star, crescendos and explodes, like he’s hamming for his life

A new film by Josh Appignanesi shot entirely on VHS, creates a portrait of novelist Chloe Aridjis and surrealist Leonora Carrington

In further news: artist’s plan to rebuild Berlin Wall shut down; and did Caravaggio die of stab wounds or syphilis?

Representation is powerful – but what happens when a delightful, silly rom-com is asked to represent so many?

The fallacies of ‘community building’, online and IRL, in the work of Cécile B. Evans

A spate of new films propose a reckoning between punk artistry and documentary portraiture

Since 1991 the feminist collective has played a key role in nurturing a space for queer activism and sexual and identity politics on film

The mysterious project, which has signed up Marina Abramović and Massive Attack, will create a ‘city within a city’

With a current show at Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, the artist talks about story-telling, ‘self-erasure’ and the importance of speech and language in her work

At an 18th-century neoclassical manor house, this year’s Cinema Camp was inspired by the writings of the late Cuban filmmaker Julio García Espinosa

The Beijing-based artist’s films draw on the emotional strategies of pop culture to explore identity and belonging in a hyper-mediatized world

From ‘Sesame Street’ to Barbara Kopple’s Harlan County USA, the Glasgow-based artist recalls the TV and films that have influenced her