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What is both concealed and revealed when characters in films apply make-up?

Bring a brolly, as Inside Cinema explores how films simply don't do light drizzle.

All aboard! Go trainspotting with Inside Cinema for an in-depth survey of trains on film.

Grab your avocado toast as we look at a misunderstood generation’s life on film.

How - and why - the best Christmas movies are far from heart-warming.

The perfect companion to our purr-fect companions: a history of felines on film.

Inside Cinema rifles through the robes, capes and costumes of a galaxy far, far away.

Nikki Bedi and Inside Cinema tour the cutting-edge of socially-conscious Indian cinema.

Inside Cinema trains its magnifying glass on a pratfalling archetype of crime fiction.

How digital de-aging is conquering Hollywood, granting stars eternal, cinematic youth.

Why are some of the most nightmare-inducing movies actually intended for children?

Are the villains of the Disney animated universe the real heroes we need?

Who dies in a house like this? Join us for a guided tour of the home of your nightmares.

Cosy up as we unravel one of cinema's most pointedly-used garments: the humble jumper.

How three films revolutionised musicals and brought sex and spectacle to the big screen.

Tearing up cinema for 60 years: youngsters on motorbikes, scooters and bicycles.

Drag superstar Trixie Mattel’s guide to drag cinema. Category is: silver screen glamour.

How a sound effect conquered cinema, appearing in hundreds of films from the '50s to now.

One giant leap for dad... How sci-fi cinema often comes down to parent-and-child stories.

Inside Cinema sinks its teeth into the female cannibal in film.

What does the size of an action star's biceps say about cinema and society at large?

How an unknown filmmaker called M Night Shyamalan redefined the twist ending forever.

How Batman's moody metropolis set the standard for three decades of superhero cinema.

Why we're drawn to and repelled by the metaphorical, miniature world of the doll's house.

During Nixon's turbulent presidency, American cinema fiercely questioned the status quo.

Celebrating the collaborations of writer-director Nora Ephron and rom-com queen Meg Ryan.

How has the design of the astronaut's spacesuit on the big screen changed over the years?

The woman in red: a traffic-stopping fixture of film culture since the dawn of cinema.