The Oscar-winning filmmaker joins Q’s Tom Power to talk about his new film, and why the story is still relevant in 2024.

The director illuminates his new World War II epic, focused on a boy’s fight to get back home amid the rubble of war-torn London.

For writer/director Steve McQueen, "Blitz" is not just another war story. The film is set during the Blitz in the 1940s, when the city of London was under the constant barrage of bombs from the German army.

In an ailing Hollywood, the Oscar-winning director has proved himself to be one of the few arthouse filmmakers to regularly turn a profit. But it isn’t money he's chasing

British filmmaker Steve McQueen (“12 Years a Slave”), joins to reflect on working with star Saorsie Ronan to create his new World War II drama “Blitz.”

Blitz tells a familiar story through fresh eyes and by shattering cliches. Director Steve McQueen and Saoirse Ronan explain how they did it.

While those born years after the months-long 1940 Nazi bombing of London may have no clue about Hitler’s merciless destruction of civilian targets or the Brits’ courageous resistance, the subject,

Steve McQueen's latest movie, Blitz, is far from his best work but it proves impressively moving in its most intimate segments.