2025 has seen filmmaking evolve rapidly through AI tools and cloud workflows—but at its core, storytelling remains a deeply human art. As we look to 2026, the future of film lies not just in automation, but in imagination, honesty, and vision.
A timely publication from Agnes Denes, a first solo gallery for Yoshimoto Nara, Max Manavi-Huber's kinetics aesthetic, Danny Boyle's reflections & Stomzy's first major UK acting role all take precedence in this edition of Spin Cycle.
It's great news for Mubi lovers & fans of Apple, Africa Collective shine a light on ocean waste with a clever movie throwback, Victoria Gill shares images of Thatcher's Britain & Colossal speak to Rob Woodcox about his upcoming book 'Bodies of Light'. All in this Spin Cycle.
With exciting new tech & releases, this spin cycle features an update on the Witcher IV, the new Alien:Earth trailer, analogue animations to bring you back to earth, New meets old with Mike Mills & Talking Heads plus Kam Tang pushes the boundaries of Adobe Illustrator.
A disposable camera raffle raising funds for Gaza, the Milky Way uniting photographers across the globe, a Mancunian typeface, 'It'sNiceThat' opening the doors to the next generation of creatives & Alex Chinneck's bricks & mortar take centre-stage in this Spin Cycle.
Nadia Lee Cohen & Martin Parr collaborate to build a narrative around Julie the babysitter, Keith Loutit captures Singapore like nobody has before, BUCK show us a hilarious doomed human response to an alien invasion for Netflix's 'Love, Death & Robots', Constance Jaeggi captures strength & grace whilst Dave Rowntree's new book showcases the early days of Blur on an OM-10.
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Welcome to Spin Cycle 25.16 where we explore Hong Kong's heights with photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze, an atmospheric debut from Thom Yorke & Mark Pritchard, an alternative view of the funeral of Pope Francis through the eyes of Benjamin Eagle, the transformative use of bamboo captured by Gatuko Tano & bold compositions from Muhammad Fatchurofi.