Movie Reviews, Trailers & Upcoming Releases


Dune: Part Three: 10 Things to Know Before the 18 December UK Release
Dune: Part Three opens in UK cinemas on 18 December 2026, and BFI IMAX's 70mm opening weekend has already...
Hollywood’s Production Exodus: 12 Things to Know About the Unions’ 25-Year Report
Seven Hollywood unions released an EY report on 5 October 2026 showing the US share of studio film production...
Digger Review: 12 Things That Decide Tom Cruise and Iñárritu’s Divisive Satire
Digger review: Tom Cruise gives his boldest performance in decades and Lubezki's VistaVision images dazzle, but Iñárritu's climate satire...
Music and movies are considered the best ways to indulge and relax. And, when these two entities meet, they take your indulge to an altogether different level. Such is the power of classic musical movies. If you don’t trust us, play some classic musicals on DVD and watch your... Read more
Undoubtedly, comedy is one of the most loved genres in cinema. All the time, people watch funny movies on DVD to tickle their funny bones. But, what’s exciting is that within this genre, you have the option of choosing different types of comedy. This vast genre has various sub-genres,... Read more
Winners of Global Music Awards Looking for Partners and Collaborators for the Little Blue Dragon Lullaby
The Little Blue Dragon team is currently looking for potential partners and collaborators from the Music, TV, and Film industries. The Little Blue Dragon Lullaby is a newly released children’s lullaby that has gained widespread recognition, including more than 2 million views on Youtube and a Silver Medal from... Read more
Charles Xiuzhi Dong’s AFTER CLASS shares the story of a poverty-stricken single parent who is desperate to send her daughter to school
Winner of the Best Short Award (Asia International Competition) at Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia Director Charles Xiuzhi Dong’s topical live-action short film tells the universal story of a mother who is willing to do whatever it takes to help her child. Having only recently begun its festival... Read more
Giulio Mastromauro’s Timo’s Winter (Inverno) shares the true story of a boy who struggles with having a sick mother
Selected for nearly 50 film festivals and winner of the Oscar-qualifying Premi David Di Donatello Award for Best Short Film Director Giulio Mastromauro was inspired to write Timo’s Winter (Inverno) after losing his own mother at a young age. This topical film follows the temotional story of a young boy who... Read more
David Walliams hosts the virtual Into Film Awards 2020
2020 INTO FILM AWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED – Young filmmakers recognised and celebrated for exceptional talent in all areas of filmmaking – Wednesday, 11 November, 2020: The winners of the 2020 Into Film Awards were today announced as part of a virtual ceremony hosted by David Walliams for film education charity,... Read more
The Best Football Documentaries Of All Time
When it comes to football, many people’s love stretches far beyond 90 minutes of the beautiful game on a Saturday. We spend hours betting on it, buying merchandise and following the stars, their trials and tribulations and what goes on behind the scenes. Getting the inside scoop fans love,... Read more
COUNTY LINES – New Release Date / 4th December
BFI DISTRIBUTION ANNOUNCES THE NEW RELEASE PLAN FOR  COUNTY LINES RELEASED IN UK & IRISH CINEMAS AND DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON 4TH DECEMBER INCLUDING BFI PLAYER, CURZON HOME CINEMA & IFI @ HOME  ‘important and ferociously powerful’  VICE ‘ This film needs to be seen’  THE TIMES ‘A bold and... Read more
Wild Mountain Thyme Coming Soon
PRESENTS WILD MOUNTAIN THYME COMING SOON Written and Directed by John Patrick Shanley Starring Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan, Jon Hamm and Christopher Walken An epic love story with soaring lyricism, WILD MOUNTAIN THYME is set against the breath-taking landscapes of rural Ireland, where everyone is half mad with loneliness... Read more
BFI London Film Festival announces LFF Expanded
THE 64TH BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES LFF EXPANDED, A NEW STRAND OF XR AND IMMERSIVE ART LFF ALSO ANNOUNCES THE CREATION OF A BESPOKE VIRTUAL EXHIBITION SPACE TO HOUSE LFF EXPANDED IN 2020 AND A NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL THEATRE LONDON, Thursday 3 September, 2020:  The BFI... Read more
Brwa Vahabpour’s film Silence focuses on a deaf girl who struggles to navigate in a world of silence
Director Brwa Vahabpour’s Silence focuses on a deaf girl who struggles to navigate in a world of silence Director Brwa Vahabpour’s Silence tells the story of a young deaf girl who struggles to fit in. This topical short, which looks closely at social isolation, will be screening at the... Read more
First look: Trailer and poster art revealed for Howard J Ford’s latest feature, THE LOCKDOWN HAUNTINGS
Tony Todd & Angela Dixon star in Ford’s supernatural horror thriller, set and shot during the Covid 19 Lockdown Howard J Ford’s latest feature film is THE LOCKDOWN HAUNTINGS, a supernatural serial killer movie. The award-winning director behind The Dead, The Dead 2 India, and Never Let Go, revealed... Read more

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