It’s now 10 years since Ken Russell’s controversial 1971 masterpiece The Devils was reconstructed in a director’s cut but the studio still refuses to release it. Why?

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The new comedy Bad Neighbours can be seen in cinemas from tomorrow onwards. But why is this when the official opening date is not until next Friday?

The makers of the biblical epic Noah have been trying to get an audience with the Pope. So why is the Vatican’s approval so important?

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I met up with director Bill Forsyth at the recent Shetland Film Festival where he showed me some extraordinary never-before-seen documents showing how he financed his first film That Sinking Feeling.

The director's cut of Ken Russell's controversial 1971 masterpiece The Devils was recently given a rare screening at the BFI Southbank. Here I ask why it has still not been released on DVD and discuss the film and it's scandalous history with producer Steve Woolley.

I'm about to go and interview the controversial and mischevious Danish director Lars Von Trier.
He most recently caused outrage with the tasteless remarks he made at the Cannes Film Festival - but is anything that Von Trier says ever genuine or meant to be taken seriously?

There's been a lot of kerfuffle recently about the fact that Michael Bay has reused shots from his film The Island in Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon. There's nothing new about this, filmmakers have been recycling footage and sound effects for decades - but is that a good thing?

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