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The Mosquito Coast (First look) You can run, but you can’t hide

Sound of Metal – A unique and impressive slice of modern cinema

The Tunnel – A disaster movie of two halves

Final Days – One and a half hours of abs and no story

Night of the Kings – An incredible filmic tapestry of West African culture

Rose: A Love Story – Jennifer Sheridan’s debut feature is a masterclass in slow-burn horror

Film and TV News

Boys from County Hell set to arrive in cinemas and on digital this summer

26th March 2021

Zack Snyder’s Justice League: A case of history repeating itself?

23rd March 2021

Five Films For Freedom returns to remind audiences ‘Love Is Still A Human Right’

5th March 2021

BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival 2021 Programme Announced

23rd February 2021

Apple TV+ unveils first look at new and returning Apple originals

21st February 2021

All You Need is Love: Romantic movies for Valentine’s Day from the archives

14th February 2021

Jump, Darling, to receive its international premiere at BFI Flare

12th February 2021

LGBT+ History Month 2021 – Explore the Cinerama Film archive

1st February 2021

Holocaust Memorial Day 2021

27th January 2021

BFI Flare LGBTQ+ Festival announces dates and format for the 2021 festival

25th January 2021

Focus

What is the future of cinema post the pandemic?

22nd September 2020

Quick, easy read film reviews presented in large print for improved accessibility

The Tunnel – A disaster movie of two halves

8th April 2021

Final Days – One and a half hours of abs and no story

7th April 2021

Rose: A Love Story – Jennifer Sheridan’s debut feature is a masterclass in slow-burn horror

5th April 2021

The Kid Detective – Fascinating, innovative, and fresh

3rd April 2021

Honeydew – Assured, creative and thoroughly disturbing

28th March 2021

Sweetheart – An assured, creative and undeniably enjoyable debut picture

27th March 2021

Poppy Field – Bravely and boldly explores themes of internal and external homophobia

22nd March 2021

Silk Road – Entertaining, fast-paced but ultimately thin

21st March 2021

The Obituary of Tunde Johnson – Intersectionality and the revolving door of discrimination

18th March 2021

My First Summer – A magical, otherworldly exploration of sexuality and young love

16th March 2021

Justine – Haddon and Reid shine in Patterson’s Brighton based addiction drama

5th March 2021

Into the Darkness – Moments of brilliance are lost in a confused narrative

4th March 2021

Drama

The Mosquito Coast (First look) You can run, but you can’t hide

18th April 2021

Sound of Metal – A unique and impressive slice of modern cinema

10th April 2021

Sequin in a Blue Room – In Conversation

6th April 2021

Night of the Kings – An incredible filmic tapestry of West African culture

5th April 2021

The Mauritanian – Tahar Rahim shines in Kevin MacDonald’s unflinching legal drama

27th March 2021

Trans Trailblazers – BFI Flare 2021

21st March 2021

Short Films Selection – BFI Flare 2021

20th March 2021

Dramarama – As one chapter ends, another begins in this delightful, tender and vibrant movie

18th March 2021

Firebird – Exudes style, emotion and tenderness

18th March 2021

Jump, Darling – An engaging story of love, loss, endings and new beginnings

16th March 2021

The Adventures of Wolfboy – A unique, beautiful and engaging modern fairytale

10th March 2021

The Columnist – “I Spit On Your Opinion”

7th March 2021

Cherry – A stunning, intimate drama that burns with ferocious energy and complexity

25th February 2021

Love Victor arrives in the UK on Disney + (Star)

24th February 2021

Judas and the Black Messiah – “You can kill a revolutionary, but you can’t kill a revolution.”

14th February 2021

ZeroZeroZero (Sky Atlantic)

13th February 2021

From the archive

Jojo Rabbit (Review) – A stunning satirical dissection of hate and fascism

7th October 2019

The Last Black Man in San Francisco (Review) – An Ode to friendship, place and loss

26th September 2019

Captivating Documentaries

Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets – An unforgettable, alcohol-fuelled night out

8th October 2020

Showbiz Kids – Fame and innocence in an adult world of money and power

21st July 2020

Us Kids: The bright light of youth activism in a broken political system

21st June 2020

I Am Samuel – Director Pete Murimi talks to us about his poignant, brave and urgent new documentary

9th October 2020

Welcome to Chechnya: The atrocities of state orchestrated hate uncovered

20th June 2020

In My Blood It Runs – Film of the Week

6th June 2020

The Capote Tapes – I am here, and I have been listening

24th January 2021

Boys State – A heady mix of testosterone, politics, and popularity

12th August 2020

The Mosquito Coast (First look) You can run, but you can’t hide

18th April 2021

Superman and Lois (First Look) – Up, Up and Away

25th February 2021

Love Victor arrives in the UK on Disney + (Star)

24th February 2021

Apple TV+ unveils first look at new and returning Apple originals

21st February 2021

ZeroZeroZero (Sky Atlantic)

13th February 2021

The Muppet Show – Pure escapism, joy and innocence

12th February 2021

The Snoopy Show comes to Apple TV 5th Feb

31st January 2021

It’s a Sin – A Passionate, heartbreaking and joyous masterpiece

23rd January 2021

A Teacher – Outstanding performances are let down by a confused narrative

10th January 2021

Christmas TV Specials: Eight classic festive treats

1st December 2020

Horror and Thriller

The Mosquito Coast (First look) You can run, but you can’t hide

18th April 2021

The Tunnel – A disaster movie of two halves

8th April 2021

Final Days – One and a half hours of abs and no story

7th April 2021

Honeydew – Assured, creative and thoroughly disturbing

28th March 2021

Silk Road – Entertaining, fast-paced but ultimately thin

21st March 2021

The Columnist – “I Spit On Your Opinion”

7th March 2021

The Winter Lake – Sheerin’s accomplished thriller lacks time in reaching its full potential

2nd March 2021

Crypt Special: Stephen King’s IT

27th February 2021

Wrong Turn – Alan B. McElroy’s reboot takes more than one wrong turn

26th February 2021

The Owners – McCoy and Tushingham shine

19th February 2021

School’s Out Forever – Surprisingly bold, dark and engaging

17th February 2021

Single this Valentine’s Day? Trust us; a single life can be a lot safer!

13th February 2021

ZeroZeroZero (Sky Atlantic)

13th February 2021

Willy’s Wonderland – Sweat, decapitations and mutilations soaked in violent spurts of oil.

12th February 2021

Greenland – One of 2021’s biggest cinematic surprises so far

7th February 2021

Killer Therapy – Michael Qeliqi shines in a complex and divisive thriller

16th January 2021

PREVIEWS

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No Time To Die (©MGM/Universal)

Here Are The Young Men (©Signature)

A Quiet Place Part II (©Paramount)

The Batman (©Warner Brothers/DC)

Fantasy and Science Fiction

Great family movies to enjoy this Easter weekend

Short Films Selection – BFI Flare 2021

The Adventures of Wolfboy – A unique, beautiful and engaging modern fairytale

Go/Don’t Go – A slow-burn and engaging exploration of loss, love and loneliness

Five Classic Christmas Themed Movies in Five Genres

1990s Children’s Movies

V for Vendetta (2006) – Remember Remember the fifth of November

Wolfwalkers – Undoubtedly one of the best animated movies of the year

Kajillionaire, Siberia and Never Gonna Snow Again – Quick Read Reviews

Tesla, Make Up, I See You, Odd Thomas, Utøya: July 22 and Afterschool – Quick Read Reviews

Ghosts, Trolls and Wolves – ParaNorman, Casper, Alpha and Labyrinth

Pinocchio – A fantastical and magical return to the Collodi classic

Around the Sun – The mysteries of life in a universe of possibilities

Teen Heroes and Quests – Think Like a Dog, Teen Titans, Onward and Horrible Histories

Matinee (1993) – A love letter to cinema, theatre and imagination

Now Available to Stream or Buy – Little Joe

Interviews with writers, directors and actors

Coming of Age

Dramarama – As one chapter ends, another begins in this delightful, tender and vibrant movie

My First Summer – A magical, otherworldly exploration of sexuality and young love

Schemers – McLean’s gritty fight for success, at times, feels airbrushed and hollow

Boys Feels: High Tide – Four stunning coming of age shorts from NQV

Teenage Rebels: Five great films exploring adolescent rebellion

Cocoon (Kokon) – A delicate, yet vibrant portrait of youth

The Male Gaze: Strikers and Defenders: Short Film Collection

Matinee (1993) – A love letter to cinema, theatre and imagination

Heartstone – The final summer of childhood

Days of the Bagnold Summer – Film of the Week

Dating Amber – Friendship, love and acceptance in 90s Ireland

Abe – The truly delicious role food plays in celebrating diversity

The Goonies at 35: A treasure trove of fantasy, comedy and adventure

The Sharks (Review) – The hormonal energy of the young hunter

Unmissable Comic Book Movies

I Am Not Okay with This (Review) – An explosion of teenage angst in a sea of comic book joy

HORROR COLLECTIONS AND IN-DEPTH ARTICLES

Comedy

The Kid Detective – Fascinating, innovative, and fresh

Sweetheart – An assured, creative and undeniably enjoyable debut picture

Dramarama – As one chapter ends, another begins in this delightful, tender and vibrant movie

The Columnist – “I Spit On Your Opinion”

Rams – As remakes go, this is one of the best

Schemers – McLean’s gritty fight for success, at times, feels airbrushed and hollow

The Broken Hearts Gallery – A celebration of random human connections

Bloody Hell – A bloody brilliant slice of inventive indie horror/comedy

Eight Underrated Christmas Movies

Lost at Christmas, HAM: A Musical Memoir, My Dead Ones and Concrete Plans – Quick Read Reviews

Spree – All eyes on me, I want to be seen

LGBTQ+ Christmas Movies: Three outstanding festive treats

Benny Loves You: We talk to writer, actor and director Karl Holt

Kajillionaire, Siberia and Never Gonna Snow Again – Quick Read Reviews

Honeymood: Talya Lavie dissects the classic rom-com with glee

I Used to Go Here: A smart, delicate and distinctive comedy/drama.

SPOTLIGHT CLASSICS, IN-DEPTH ARTICLES AND THE CRYPT

Another Gay Movie at 15 – Rambunctious, filthy and proudly queer

17th April 2021

Great family movies to enjoy this Easter weekend

2nd April 2021

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Another Gay Movie at 15 – Rambunctious, filthy and proudly queer

Sequin in a Blue Room – In Conversation

Sweetheart – An assured, creative and undeniably enjoyable debut picture

Poppy Field – Bravely and boldly explores themes of internal and external homophobia

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