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In Her View film season announced for HOME Manchester 15-30 January 2020
HOME announces In Her View – a January film season celebrating women documentary filmmakers, Wed 15 – Thu 30...
A picture tells a thousand words: author Nicholas Leigh’s big screen inspiration
He’s the author of four inspirational novels, but where does Nicholas Leigh himself turn for inspiration? In this exclusive...
If you like it then you should put a frame round it
There is no better way of expressing your love of the cinema than by decorating your home with posters...
6 Of The Coen Brothers’ Finest Scenes
For over 25 years the sibling duo of Joel and Ethan Coen have amassed a body of work that has defined them as true auteurs of western cinema – and are frequently considered among the best working today – with many of their films praised critically for their direction,... Read more
Two New Suicide Squad Extended Cut Featurettes Arrive
Like it or loathe it, Suicide Squad certainly made Warner Bros enough money to somewhat put a dent in the strong critical dislike upon its initial release. With many comments of distaste coming by way of the sloppy editing throughout the film, the studio have taken to following the... Read more
Diego Luna Takes Us Inside Rogue One With New Featurette

Find out what it’s like to live in Star Wars with this fantastic new Rogue One video featurette!

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Wes Anderson Made A Christmas Advert, And It’s Amazing…

Legendary filmmaker Wes Anderson has teamed up with high-street fashion house H&M for this amazing Christmas commercial!

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The Important And Striking Wonderkid Receives The Coverage It Deserves
It began as a successful Kickstarter campaign as its potent promotional video narrated by the incomparable Sir Ian McKellen (X-Men: Days Of Future Past), drove home the daunting prospect of walking out to a packed Wembley Stadium as fans of the opposition mocked and taunted a player, simply because... Read more
Chamber of Horrors: The Rise of the Slasher Film Part Two
Welcome back!  Last week we dove into the early years of the slasher genre, seeing where the craze of mad men in masks all began, before making a note of the films that have stood out within the sub-genre.  This week, we continue our journey into the rise of the slasher... Read more
Loving (2017) Review
When Loving was in production, or even when writer/director Jeff Nichols was penning the screenplay, you have to wonder whether there was a crystal ball involved.  Surely the producers (one of whom is Colin Firth), had no idea just how incredibly relevant the story of Mildred and Richard Loving... Read more
Nominees For Evening Standard British Film Awards Revealed

The very best of British will be celebrated at the Evening Standard British Film Awards next month. Here’s the full list of nominees!

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Amazing 2016 Performances That’ll Almost Certainly Gain No Awards

Plenty of fantastic screen-turns miss the Oscar bill. With this in mind, here are our picks for the best performances which will likely have zero awards success.

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Till We Meet Again (2016) Review
The shaky-cam effect of its opening sequence, complimented by the nervous body language of Johan Matton’s Erik captured through extreme close-ups as he stands on a subway platform. Through life, many of us often grow disillusioned by the familiarity of our surroundings and mundane nature of our careers, lamenting... Read more
United States Of Love (2016) Review

Tomasz Wasilewski’s ambient & chilling depiction of erotica makes United States of Love an unflinching watch. Here’s our review.

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LEGO Dimensions Wave 7 Haul Video
Following our very own Scott Prescott’s epic journey into Central London for a trip through various movie landscapes by way of LEGO, he’s come home with more than a shedload of goodies that will make any man, woman and child envious in the lead-up to Christmas. To celebrate LEGO... Read more