The Lawyer (review) – two worlds collide in Belgrade 20th March 2020 ‘Advokatas’ BFI Flare 2020 presents The Lawyer. Despite BFI Flare having fallen foul of the current global pandemic, we remain committed to Read More
Billy Elliot (2000) 19th March 2020 Billy Elliot is now available to rent, buy or stream. It is hard to believe that Billy Elliot first danced his way Read More
BFI Flare at Home: In just days the BFI team create an outstanding online resource 19th March 2020 While cinema lovers are stuck at home over the coming weeks. BFI Flare is migrating to BFI Flare at Home. Following the Read More
BFI Flare – Five Films For Freedom 18th March 2020 Despite BFI Flare finding itself cancelled early this week. The amazing Five Films for Freedom are now live for public viewing. This Read More
Calm With Horses (Review) – the flickering light of redemption in a brutal world 13th March 2020 Calm With Horses is released in cinemas nationwide on Friday 13th March Based on the award-winning short story by Colin Barrett and Read More
And Then We Danced – the personal, cultural and artistic chains of homophobia 11th March 2020 I have often commented on the bravery of bringing LGBTQ+ stories to our screens from those countries where oppression is still rife. Read More
Onward (Review) – brotherly love in a world that’s lost its magic 7th March 2020 It is hard to believe that Toy Story burst onto our screens 25 years ago, changing animation forever by introducing us to Read More
My Left Nut (Quick Read Review) 1st March 2020 My Left Nut is streaming now on BBC iPlayer. Teenage boys are not good at talking about their health, and their trait Read More
Dark Waters – a stunning dissection of corporate greed and corruption 1st March 2020 Dark Waters is now showing in cinemas nationwide. The legal drama/thriller has been a mainstay of cinema for years, enthralling audiences with Read More
The Invisible Man – a complex and visually stunning slice of modern horror 1st March 2020 The Invisible Man is now showing in cinemas nationwide. From Get Out’s award-winning success to Ma’s disappointing paint-by-numbers horror, Blumhouse has provided Read More
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