This year Bolton International Film Festival boasts over 300 short films to sink your teeth into. All of the films are curated into strands, fitted together...
I remember my first viewing of 2014’s Nightcrawler: a chilly November night where, after a tough university day, I embarked on an evening cinema trip. I’d...
To celebrate the release of the new documentary on Blur’s latest album The Ballad of Darren and the road to their hugely successful Wembley shows in...
Feature By: Jamie Skinner As the emotions of 13-year-old Riley gather round the Headquarters console, waiting for an email to see if she’s made the high...
Feature By: Calum Cooper If one were to ask who the greatest film critic of all-time was, Roger Ebert is the name that would likely be...
Feature by: Aaron Gillingham Autism is a condition that tends to be lost in translation whenever it is depicted in film. Usually, this is down to...
2024 SAFAR Film Festival Explores Dreams, Hopes, and Realities through Arab Cinema The Arab British Centre announces this year’s SAFAR FILM FESTIVAL programme – On Dreams,...
Written By: Matthew Walsh There is a new trend in Hollywood. It is glitzy, expensive and inspired by the industry’s revered golden age. It’s also incredibly...
Feature By: Steven Sloss I have vivid memories as a 12-year-old, near the tail end of 2004, staying up very late into the night (more likely...
Feature By: Christina Brennan If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you transplanted one of the earliest stories of Gothic science-fiction into the poppy teenage...
It is a truth quietly known that diversity has been a sore spot in the UK film industry. Whether it is behind or in front of...
When even the former First Lady, Hillary Clinton, rather inexplicably, posted about it. A political flame was added to the movie fire already raging across the...
With the autumn film festivals largely winding down, a clearer picture of likely future awards contenders is emerging. The acting categories, particularly, are shaping up. Although...
Read Rehna’s Priscilla Review Priscilla Presley was a gracious presence at the Venice Film Festival this week. The movie about her relationship with and marriage to...
Ageing sucks; however, as we do, the nostalgic aspect of our upbringing becomes alarmingly more real. Words don’t come close to expressing the memories that both...
Warning: spoilers ahead “People keep telling me how my story is supposed to go. Nah, imma do my own thing.” It’s an exciting time to be...
It didn’t rain (or hail or snow, as it has done in past years). The host, Richard E Grant’s jokes were tame, but he didn’t completely...
Damien Chazelle is already deemed a recognisable director as his films portray a specific music theme, character prototypes and similar energy through working with a relatively...