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We’re Obsessed With Inde Navarrette – But What Is She Obsessed With?
She's the Scream Queen dominating cinema screens with her leading role in Curry Barker's debut, but what is Inde Navarrette Obsessed with right now?
Mother Mary wants you to worship at pop’s altar
For his latest film, Mother Mary, David Lowery transformed Anne Hathaway into an all-singing, all-dancing global pop phenomenon… and then put her in a gothic ghost story. Here’s why – and how – he did it.
The Eight Best Films We Saw At BFI Flare
Lesbian goths, vampiric trade and San Francisco’s hottest holy figures: these are the films to see from this year's BFI Flare: London's LGBTQIA+ Film Festival.
Andrew Scott and the Art of Passing It On
Irish actor Andrew Scott has never been one to play it safe. If anything, his instincts lean in the opposite direction. He talks SXSW, Redbreast, and supporting rising filmmakers.
ICYMI: Here’s Who Came Out On Top At The 2026 Oscars
The countdown to the Oscars is over. From One Battle After Another to Hamnet and Sinners – see who’s dominated the winners’ circle.
A State of Ecstasy, with Priscilla Delgado
With Euphoria entering its final chapter, Priscilla Delgado – trailed by a haze of mystique – emerges as one of the HBO show’s intriguing new faces. Well, fact fans, we can reveal she’s a devotee of Rosalía and hasan unwavering love for fostering animals.
In Frankenstein, Kate Hawley creates anatomical costumes
We sit down with the BAFTA winning costume designer ahead of the Oscars, to talk about her collaborative process with director Guillermo del Toro and the beautifully complex costumes that made the film.
Rina Lipa Carries the Weight of Ribbons
Rina Lipa is stepping into her own spotlight with her new debut short film Weight of Ribbons, a story that wrestles with how grand a battle ballet can be.
A League of Her Own
Actor Tanzyn Crawford has a knack for pulling it off. Her latest feat? A leading role in the Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. What she can’t do, at this point, feels like the more interesting question.
A Moment With Rish Shah
British actor Rish Shah discusses stepping into Charli xcx’s mockumentary The Moment, the comedic thrills of playing an A&R, and helming the frenzy of BRAT summer forever.
Becoming Cathy
In Emerald Fennell’s reimagining of "Wuthering Heights", newcomer Charlotte Mellington brings young Cathy to life and tells us all about Yorkshire's rainy moors and sharing the red carpet with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Akinola’s Headed for Something More
After 16 years in the industry, Akinola Davies Jr. has reached a career pinnacle that many only dream of – a BIFA-winning, BAFTA-nominated, deeply personal debut feature, My Father’s Shadow. Yet for the British-Nigerian filmmaker, it feels like a return to the starting line.
Karolina Wydra Is Also Full of Questions After the First Season of Pluribus
Can’t get over Apple TV+’s latest trippy hit? Neither can we. Sitting down with Wonderland, the Polish actor chats working on Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan’s first series since Better Call Saul, moral compasses and AI.
The Hopeful Anger of 100 Nights of Hero
Rising filmmaker Julia Jackman is making waves by way of otherworldly whimsy; her latest project, Emma Corrin and Charli xcx-starring queer romance drama, 100 Nights of Hero. She talks comedy, casting, and the collective power of crafting a feminist fable.
Mari Yamamoto And Her Rental Family
As the heartwarming Hikari-directed comedy-drama hits UK cinemas, Japanese actor and journalist Mari Yamamoto sits with Wonderland for a candid conversation about the real Tokyo, her co-star Brendan Fraser, and pop duo Pink Lady.
The Movies We’re Excited For In 2026
From a continuation of the Facebook saga to a trip to Ancient Greece and the return of the universe's mightiest heroes: here's the films to look out for this year.
The Fantastic New Era Of Maika Monroe
Following her breakout in cult killer-thriller, Longlegs, Maika Monroe solidified her status as a modern horror icon. Now, she’s swapping gut-wretching gore for sentiment and sarcasm in director Julia Jackman’s queer fantasy-fable, 100 Nights of Hero.
Meet The Mind Behind Hip-Hop’s First Film
A slice-of-life look at early '80s NYC, cult classic Wild Style is the endlessly sampled snapshot of an exciting underground movement in its infancy. Over 30 years later, independent filmmaker Charlie Ahearn breaks down the original hip-hop feature in a Wonderland exclusive.
The Wicked Alchemy of Costume Designer Paul Tazewell
Pink may go good with green, but there’s so much more behind the Wicked costumes. Here, designer Paul Tazewell breaks it down for us.
“There Is Nothing Dreamlike About It”: Julia Ducournau on Alpha & Fear in Marble Motion
French auteur Julia Ducournau on sacred material, choreographing a climax, and growing up during the peak of the AIDS crisis.
Joe Locke and Ruaridh Mollica Try Not to Spill the Tea
As the rising stars prepare for the final stretch of their West End debut in Samuel D. Hunter’s Clarkston, they sit down with Wonderland for tea – and a few cuddles.
“She just had pure instinct”: Lynne Ramsay on Jennifer Lawrence & Die My Love
Augmenting her peerless canon with a volatile and sensual fifth full-length feature, Scottish auteur Lynne Ramsay talks directing Hollywood’s finest, the deliberacy in her career, and adapting Ariana Harwicz’s novel.
Georgie Farmer Is Ready For Everything And Anything
With two seasons of Tim Burton’s Wednesday under his belt and a British Independent Film Award longlist nod for Breakthrough Performance, Farmer is slowly but surely claiming his spot as one of the most exciting talents emerging from British soil right now. Here’s why.
My Father’s Shadow & Pillion Lead The BIFA 2025 Nominees
The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) have announced their 2025 nominees, with Akinola Davies Jr's directional debut, My Father's Shadow, leading the way with 12 nominations.
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Emma Stone & Jesse Plemons On Bugonia & Their Love Affair With Lanthimos
With their latest collaboration Bugonia garnering yet more critical acclaim, Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons talk world-building and their shatterproof adoration for Yorgos Lanthimos.
The Wonderland Team’s Fave Horror Films
From Audition to The Substance with plenty of Mia Goth in between, team Wonderland helps get you in the spooky mood with our best horror film recs this Halloween.
7 Girls in Horror
From Mia Goth and Sophie Wilde to Hunter Schafer and Sydney Sweeney, we take a look at the actors making horror a girls' club.
Six Films Worth Discovering From the 2025 BFI London Film Festival
From Cal McMau’s prison scrapper Wasteman, to Ronan Day-Lewis' unconventional debut Anemone, Wonderland highlights the hidden gems to look out for from BFI London Film Festival 2025.
The Best Performances From the 2025 BFI London Film Festival
From the return of JLaw to Ethan Hawke’s lonely old soul, Wonderland spotlights the outstanding performances from the BFI London Film Festival 2025.
Jacob Elordi Stuns as the Gentle Monster of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein
A reimagining of Mary Shelley’s 1818 literary masterpiece, Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited return to gothic fantasy enlists the help of Netflix for its lavish, baroque production.