Sight and Sound

100 hidden heroes of cinema We turn the spotlight on 100 of the undersung geniuses who make film possible, from casting directors to layout artists to stuntpeople to publicists. James Bell introduces our list = 35 Rushes Cannes preview = 7 Comment: Guy Lodge on onscreen portrayals of dementia = 9 Interview: Jonathan Romney talks to Philippe Lacôte = 10 Interview James Mottram with documentarian Nick Broomfield = 12 Dream Palaces: Cristi Puiu recalls the Romanian Cinematheque, Bucharest = 13 Preview: Neil Young on the quest to finish the great Raúl Ruiz's last film = 14 Music videos: Sydney Urbanek on the neon-toned art of Tanu Muino = 15 Interview: Jonathan Romney speaks to the singular Pietro Marcello = 17 On set: Isabel Stevens sees Marc Isaacs watching the world in his living room = 20 Obituary: Matthew Sweet mourns the polymathic critic Kevin Jackson = 21 Representation: are actors with Down syndrome finally getting roles of substance? Caspar Salmon reports = 22 In Memoriam: David Cairns remembers being married by Norman Lloyd = 23 Wide Angle Retrospective: Michael Brooke salutes director Márta Mészáros = 25 Film clubs: Matilda Munro experiences liberation in east London = 28 Women in film: Lillian Crawford surveys Jill Craigie's neglected career = 29 Books and film: David Spittle thrills to a poet's adventures at the movies = 30 Primal Screen: Tamsin Cleary rediscovers a lost queer masterpiece = 32 Endings Adam Solomons on Two-Lane Blacktop = 144 FEATURES 'I wanted to make something that fits the moment' = 74 When the pandemic struck, Ben Wheatley took to the woods to shoot the horror film In the Earth. He tells Anton Bitel about it Millennial tension = 78 The painfully tense Shiva Baby looks on as a student finds herself trapped by prying family and friends at a wake. Sophie Monks Kaufman talks to director Emma Seligman Call of the wild = 80 Gunda is an intimate documentary portrait of a family of pigs. Director Victor Kossakovsky talks to Nick Bradshaw Strangers in a strange land = 84 As the tragicomic Limbo, about asylum seekers on a remote Scottish island, arrives in cinemas, Agnes Woolley looks at recent films reframing the refugee experience 'People power can win' = 88 Fifty years ago, the documentary F.T.A. - now rereleased-captured Jane Fonda during the anti-Vietnam protests. She tells Phuong Le how the period changed her life FROM THE ARCHIVE = 92 Objects of desire As My Own Private Idaho turns 30, we revisit Amy Taubin's examination of the film's themes on the eve of its UK release FILM OF THE MONTH Deerskin = 102 In the Earth = 104 FILMS OF THE MONTH Deerskin = 102 In the Earth = 104 FILMS Censor = 106 Choked: Paisa Bolta Hai = 107 Dinner in America = 108 Ellie and Abbie (and Ellie's Dead Aunt) = 108 The Father = 109 Fatima = 110 Frankie = 111 Gunda = 111 Here We Are = 112 I Am Samuel = 113 Jumbo = 114 The Killing of Two Lovers = 115 Last Man Standing: Suge Knight and the Murders of Biggie & Tupac = 116 Limbo = 116 The Most Beautiful Boy in the World = 117 Night of the Kings = 118 Nowhere Special = 119 A Quiet Place Part II = 120 The Reason I Jump = 120 Riders of Justice = 121 Shiva Baby = 122 Sweat = 123 TELEVISION OF THE MONTH Mare of Easttown = 124 TELEVISION Halston = 126 Lisey's Story = 127 The Mosquito Coast = 128 The Pursuit of Love = 129 HOME CINEMA Blood Ceremony, Columbia Noir #3, Doctor X, Ghost Hunting, The Hands of Orlac, Lake Mungo, Over the Edge, Films by Mario Ruspoli, Someone to Watch over Me, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold DVD features = 131 Henry K. Miller on the visionary political sci-fi of Friendship's Death = 130 Rediscovery: Trevor Johnston applauds a radical view of Northern Ireland's troubles in Maeve = 133 Archive television: Robert Hanks welcomes the second volume of the BFI's Play for Today series = 134 Lost and Found: Chris Shields admires Still Life, an Iranian masterpiece of patient humanity = 137 BOOKS Hannah McGill loves a new account of the making of Midnight Cowboy = 138 Martyn Conterio on an important appreciation of Tobe Hooper = 140 Pamela Hutchinson watches where critic David Lazar's eyes fall = 140 Tom Charity on Billy Wilder's early career as a journalist = 141

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