Colin Crummy

Kristen Stewart, Lily Rose Depp, and a strong band of young female directors to watch out for on the Croissette.

Sundance's opening day featured a powerful yet funny film about cancer and an ode to club life with music by 2ManyDJs.

A full list of the films that defined the year, from the ones you've seen ('Mad Max') to the ones you haven't ('The Tribe').

What's it like to endure the hype surrounding 'The Force Awakens' when you've never been to a galaxy far, far away? i-D film editor Colin Crummy explains.

Ireland’s internationally celebrated drag performer talks transgression, politics and pulling pearls out of her bum.

Anton Corbijn on the relationship between snapper, subject and success, explored in his new film Life, the real life story of James Dean and the photographer who captured him best.

A crop of new films put LGBTQI stories on the big screen in an unprecedented fashion. Hollywood’s next step should be to give LGBTQI people access to their telling.

Bae Doona is loved by the Wachowskis, Korean cinema makers and Louis Vuitton. After starring in the globetrotting Sense8, she’s returned home to star in A Girl at My Door, a complex picture of a young gay woman.

Beyond the red carpet events and gala screenings lies fresh new films from around the world at this year’s London Film Festival. Here’s i-D’s pick of those to book now...

Five car-racing girls in the West Bank are the subjects of a new documentary film, 'Speed Sisters.'

We catch up with the twenty-something gay Palestinians challenging sexual and political identities.

We look at how the Irish gay marriage campaign has changed the country’s cultural landscape forever. (And urge anyone in Ireland to vote Yes!)