Shardlake – Arthur Hughes, Sean Bean and Anthony Boyle to star in the new Disney + Tudor murder mystery
Neil Baker
31st March 2023
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS
TED LASSO SEASON THREE
BIG BOYS
GODLAND
EGGHEAD AND TWINKIE
THE BEASTS
LIE WITH ME
BEFORE I CHANGE MY MIND
SWALLOWED
CINERAMA FILM
London Comedy Festival announces the opening night film for its 2023 edition
Neil Baker
30th March 2023
Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves (Review) – many dungeons, some dragons, and a bountiful supply of joy
Calum Cooper
30th March 2023
The Beasts (Review) – Bleak and chilling, Sorogoyen’s tale of isolationism and internationalism is outstanding
Latoya Austin
22nd March 2023
Shazam! Fury of the Gods (Review) – a bright spot in a hit-and-miss DCEU
Calum Cooper
15th March 2023
Peccadillo Pictures announces a stellar lineup of new films for UK and Irish audiences.
Neil Baker
31st March 2023
Lie with Me (Review) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
26th March 2023
The Perpetrators (Short Film) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
25th March 2023
Chrissy Judy (Review) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
24th March 2023
Daisy Kenyon (1947)
Agnes Sajti
27th February 2023
Set it Off (1996)
Latoya Austin
26th February 2023
River Phoenix: The boy, the man and his movies
Neil Baker
21st February 2023
Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen (2012)
Agnes Sajti
19th February 2023
Minnie and Moskowitz (1971)
Agnes Sajti
19th February 2023
Let’s Talk About Sex!
Neil Baker
15th February 2023
Bruno Reidal, Confession of a Murderer: A chilling portrait of a young killer
Neil Baker
22nd March 2022
The Hole in the Fence – A disturbing journey into the foundations of privilege and power
Neil Baker
13th October 2021
Titane – A viscerally intimate dissection of the human condition
Sabastian Astley
12th October 2021
Crabs! – a love letter to B-Movie monster horror with razor-sharp pincers
Sabastian Astley
27th August 2021
We Are Who We Are – A rare, beautiful and intricate TV gem
Neil Baker
25th November 2020
Get Duked! – a wild, mad, rabbit poo-fuelled escapade filled with devilish glee
Neil Baker
29th August 2020
Jojo Rabbit – A stunning satirical dissection of hate and fascism
Neil Baker
7th October 2019
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