Lapse of Honour is the directorial debut of British actress Rayna Campbell. Set in Manchester, this gritty and realism filled film tells the story of two...
Movie Marker recently reviewed the independent science fiction drama Alienated. And we liked it, a lot. Now our very own Stu Greenfield interviews the writer/director Brian...
James White is the stunning feature film that excited crowds at Sundance and London Film Festival in 2015 and continues to astound audiences and critics alike. From...
Whilst the BAFTAS’ often celebrate the top-tier of homegrown talent and major players of Hollywood, it’s equally as exciting to see the rise of a cinematic...
We sit down with up-and-coming Actor, Emmanuel Imani and talk about his latest film, CRIMINAL, which will be released in the UK on April 15th 2016...
Director Jörn Threlfall has been named as one of Screen Internationals Stars of Tomorrow and with his inspirational and utterly intriguing short film ‘Over’ making waves...
Conducted By Denisa Niculescu Remember the article I’ve done a bit ago about GOLOS: Ukrainian Voices – People Of The Ukraine Voice Their Dreams And Nightmares?...
1) A source material possessing such a rich complexity, perhaps ahead of its time. How did you become acquainted with August Strindberg’s play? ANDREA: I became...
First and foremost, many congratulations on the Moet BIFA nomination. What has the general reaction been towards yourself and The Return? Thank you. From what I can...
As the more level-headed character within the leading trio of British movie Amar Akbar & Tony, Rez Kempton certainly had a certain weight on his shoulders...
Following our review of the simply brilliant British film Amar Akbar & Tony, we gained access to one of the stars of the film, Martin Delaney,...
British actor Brad Moore is a relative late comer to the world of acting. Having moved into acting at 40 years of age Brad has worked...
As Movie Marker writer Stu Greenfield chats to Pollyanna McIntosh whilst she is waiting to catch a train to Sheffield it is difficult to picture this vibrant,...
Director Sarah Gavron (Suffragette) on why she’s putting women behind the camera This year’s BFI London Film Festival opened last week with feature film Suffragette, an urgent and...
Online series are growing in popularity recently with the development of programmes such as Netflix original series Daredevil and Better Call Saul. However, Netflix is not...
The scene opens on a dim and somewhat grey farm. This sets the atmosphere for director Phil Sheerins emotionally challenging short film North. This multi award...
Raindance Film Festival has become one of the most popular and sought after film festivals for film makers. Since 1993 the Festival has been the launch...
Director: Philippe Audi-Dor Cast: Simon Haycock, Hugo Bolton, Elly Condron Released: 27 September 2015 Reviewed By: Stu Greenfield Love. Friendship. Lust. Relationships. Sexuality. They...
