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Neil Baker

Neil launched Cinerama Film in 2019 as a personal blog focusing on LGBTQ+, Independent Film and Festivals; in the years since his first article, Cinerama Film has become a global film website trusted by our dedicated readers worldwide. Volunteer-led and run, Cinerama Film continues to grow yearly as it proudly celebrates diversity, artistry and a panorama of film and tv.

May December (review) – a provocative and ambiguous exploration of self-deception and manipulation

8th December 2023

BFI London Film Festival 2023·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals

May December is now showing on Sky Cinema in the UK and Netflix in the US. Many relationships are built on fantasy

Anatomy of a Fall (review) – Justice is messy, and the truth is obscure in Triet’s outstanding crime drama

6th December 2023

BFI London Film Festival 2023·Crime·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals

Anatomy of a Fall is playing in selected cinemas now. More than ever, people act as judge and jury based on social

Femme (review) – a nerve-shredding neo-noir thriller

30th November 2023

Drama·Horror and Thriller·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Femme arrives in cinemas nationwide on the 1st of December. Some films leave an indelible mark as you walk from the darkness

Wonka Premiere

Now, don’t get excited. Don’t lose your head! London hosts the scrumdiddlyumptious premiere of Wonka

29th November 2023

Film and TV·News

READ MORE: WONKA REVIEW London’s Royal Festival Hall was transformed into a decadent playground of delicious sweet delights last night as the

There’s Something In The Barn (review) – a fun but forgettable festive romp

25th November 2023

Christmas·Comedy·Film and TV·Horror and Thriller

There’s Something In The Barn arrives in cinemas and on digital on December 1st. I love a darkly delicious Christmas comedy horror, but

Lionsgate UK acquires the UK and Ireland distribution rights for A24’s The Iron Claw

23rd November 2023

Drama·Film and TV·News

Lionsgate UK will release THE IRON CLAW in UK and Irish cinemas on Friday, 9th February. THE IRON CLAW depicts the true story

BIFA announces the winners of its ten film craft categories

20th November 2023

Film and TV·Industry·News

The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) today announced the winners of its ten film craft categories. The winners were announced on Instagram

The Whoniverse

The Whoniverse – 1970 – 1981

17th November 2023

Fantasy and Science Fiction·Rewind

The Whoniverse 1970-1981. Watch episodes now on BBC iPlayer in the United Kingdom. As the Whoniverse arrives on BBC iPlayer with over 800 episodes

Meet the nominees and winners at the third annual British Short Film Awards 2023

8th November 2023

Film and TV·News·Short Films

Alex Zane returned to host the third annual British Short Film Awards on November 7th in London at the Marylebone Theatre. The

King and Country (1964)

5th November 2023

Drama·Rewind·War

Studiocanal Vintage Classics presents King and Country on Blu-ray, Digital and DVD in a stunning new 4K restoration on Nov 6. From

Bottoms (review) – a wickedly entertaining movie that has cult queer-classic written all over it

4th November 2023

Comedy·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Bottoms is now playing in cinemas nationwide. There is an unhinged satirical charm at the core of Emma Seligman’s hilarious, proudly queer

BFI IMAX

Celebrate Christmas at BFI IMAX with Elf, Wonka, Die Hard and more

2nd November 2023

Christmas·Film and TV·News

Tickets are on sale to BFI Members on 7 November and to the general public on 9 November. BFI IMAX is celebrating Christmas in

The Whoniverse

The Whoniverse 1963-1969

2nd November 2023

Fantasy and Science Fiction·Rewind

The Whoniverse 1963-1969. Watch now on BBC iPlayer in the United Kingdom. As the Whoniverse arrives on BBC iPlayer with over 800

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