Not only one of Hollywood’s most iconic film stars, Clint Eastwood is also one of tinseltown’s finest directors. Rodney Twelftree looks at his ten best films as director.

With so many films spanning nearly fifty years of cinema, you may think Woody Allen now has a film suited to everyone. But there are a few that don’t get widely talked about that deserve attention.

Woody Allen must be the most hard working filmmaker. He has released films almost every year for five decades – sometimes two per year. Alex Withrow chooses his top 10.

Woody Allen has written, directed and starred in a host of great films since he announced his arrival in Hollywood during the 1960s. Jose Solis takes a look at the director’s finest work.

Martin Scorsese has continually astonished. The genius filmmaker has delivered films of character, beauty and intelligence time and again. Robert Keeling takes a look at his favourites.

Julia Kukiewicz looks at Terry Gilliam’s ten best films.

Rodney Twelftree takes a look back at the work of Ridley Scott highlighting the British director’s best films past and present.

One of my favourite directors of all time sadly passed away yesterday at the age of 86. Sidney Lumet was a filmmaker whose genius extended to all facets of the filmmaking process. Across a career that spanned over half a century he made enough classic films for ten lifetimes, not just one. His most famous works include Dog Day Afternoon, The Verdict, Network, and Serpico. Most recently the director made the well-received Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead, which turns out to be his final feature film.