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09.09.2023

Death of a Whistleblower (review) – TIFF 2023

Death of a Whistleblower is awaiting a UK and International release date. The history of South Africa is complex; it is rooted in colonialism and haunted by the years of Apartheid that segregated, oppressed and divided its people. As a result, at the end of Apartheid, Nelson Mandela introduced the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, chaired by Desmond Tutu. The Commission’s role was to identify the victims and perpetrators of South Africa’s brutal Apartheid past and its traumatic legacy. However, as with many commissions established for the most honourable purposes, many felt the Commission lacked teeth and failed to fully unpick

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30.08.2023

Departing Seniors (review) – Frightfest 2023

Departing Seniors is awaiting a UK and International release date. High school, or secondary school, sucks! While we may often look back on this time with rose-tinted specs, airbrushing away the shit in favour of those brief moments of joy, the truth is unavoidable; high school is the equivalent of The Hunger Games. It’s a dog-eat-dog world where individuality is often stamped on, conformity is welcomed, and difference is seen as a weakness rather than a strength. Let’s be honest: none of us walk away completely unscathed. It’s the horror of the high school that sits centre stage in Clare

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28.08.2023

The Blue Rose (review) – Frightfest 2023

The Blue Rose is awaiting a UK and international release date. The blue rose has long been prominent in literature, film and TV, from Pan’s Labyrinth, where it offered immortality to those who could find and pluck it, to a royal gift in George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire and a symbol of supernatural mystery, intrigue and investigation in Twin Peaks. Culturally, the blue rose also has significance in many countries, religions and ancient cultures. In Judaism, it symbolises the impossible, while in Chinese folklore, it represents the story of a powerful Emporer who had a beautiful but unmarried

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Scene: Quick Read Reviews and Double Bill Recommendations

4th January 2023
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SCENE – Quick-read reviews and double-bill recommendations is no longer live or updated. Visit Film and TV for the latest reviews and

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Slow Horses (Season Two)

Slow Horses (Season Two) – a web of espionage and political intrigue

2nd December 2022
Action and Adventure/Comedy/Crime/Drama/Film and TV/Mystery

Slow Horses (Season Two) is streaming now on Apple TV+. Spoiler Free One of the greatest challenges in TV is following a

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Noirvember 2022 The Killers

Noirvember 2022 – The Killers 1946 and 1964

27th November 2022
Crime/Drama/Mystery/Rewind

The Killers 1946 and The Killers 1964 are available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray. Continuing the Cinerama Noirvember tradition, this year

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Turbulent Teens – a collection of diverse movies exploring adolescence

15th November 2022
Comedy/Coming of Age/Crime/Drama/Features/Film Festivals/LGBTQ + Film and TV/Mystery/Rewind

Turbulent Teens – a collection of diverse movies exploring adolescence. I KILLED MY MOTHER (2009) 2009 would see Xavier Dolan emerge as

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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery – enough twists and turns to satisfy fans of the classic whodunnit

11th November 2022
BFI London Film Festival 2022/Crime/Film and TV/Film Festivals/Mystery

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery arrives in cinemas for one week only on November 23rd and on Netflix on December 23rd.

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Burning

Burning (2018)

24th October 2022
Crime/Drama/Horror and Thriller/Mystery/Rewind

Burning is available to rent, buy or stream. Some films forever burn a place in your memory; these rare cinematic treasures eat

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Don't Worry Darling

Don’t Worry Darling – bold, brash and at times enthralling

27th September 2022
Drama/Film and TV/Horror and Thriller/Mystery

Don’t Worry Darling is now showing in cinemas nationwide. Whether you’re a film fan, barely go to the movies, or don’t even

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See How They Run

See How They Run – a wickedly fun farce through London’s West End

11th September 2022
Comedy/Crime/Film and TV/Mystery

See How They Run is now showing in cinemas nationwide. When See How They Run’s trailer was released, many compared it to the

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Incredible but True

Incredible but True – a distinctly original film that never lives up to initial expectations

29th August 2022
Comedy/Fantasy and Science Fiction/Film and TV/Film Festivals/Mystery

FrightFest presents Incredible but True. Quentin Dupieux’s latest film, Incredible But True (Incroyable mais vrai), is a fascinating concept that promises an absurd sci-fi

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Wreck

Wreck (First Look) – all aboard for Ryan J. Brown’s quacking BBC Three cruise ship slasher

26th August 2022
Comedy/Coming of Age/Crime/Film and TV/Film Festivals/Horror and Thriller/LGBTQ + Film and TV/Mystery

Wreck is coming soon to BBC Three and iPlayer. BBC Three has a long and impressive history of commissioning exciting new writers,

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