Christopher Tookey compares Tarantino's films with Evelyn Waugh's novels

Christopher Tookey regrets that film scores do not receive the attention they deserve

Conservatives attack Hollywood for lax morals and liberal politics. But Christopher Tookey, who sees 300 films a year, thinks that they protest too much

Screen adaptions of classics face two hazards, says Christopher Tookey. They either follow the original too closely at the expense of the drama, or see the past only through the eyes of the present

The femme fatale is now a vicious man-killer, and she's getting away with it. Christopher Tookey explores screen violence by and against women

Europe has produced many of the world's greatest movie talents, so why are most European co-productions flops? Christopher Tookey investigates

Playing fast and loose with the past is current fashion in the cinema. Christopher Tookey defends historical truth against political correctness