Black Bag Review
Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag, his second film of 2025, is a slick, stylish spy thriller that blends the intrigue of...
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Gets A Digital/Home Release Date
The dystopian wasteland will soon be available in our own homes with the Digital release of Furiosa: A Mad Max...
Film Review – Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)
Nine years after Mad Max: Fury Road came out and blew our collective minds to pieces, the long-awaited prequel Furiosa...
Behold! The First Trailer for Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Has Arrived!
This is her Odyssey, will she have it to make it an epic one? Behold Warner Bros. Have released the...
Film Review – Klokkenluider (2023)
Neil Maskell is a face well known to audiences, especially British audiences. With credits such as Nil By Mouth, Bull,...
Watch UK Trailer For Living Starring Bill Nighy
Lionsgate Films have released the UK Trailer for Living starring Bill Nighy. After touring the film festival circuit, Oliver Hermanus...
Interview: Director Harry Wootliff on the “unromantic” True Things
British director Harry Wootliff is no stranger to the turbulence of love on the big screen. After making a big...
Film Review – True Things (2021)
Director Harry Wootliff returns to cinemas this week with her second feature. Her first, Only You, with its examination of a whirlwind relationship...
Take Charge Of Your Own Fate And Watch The Lazarus Project Trailer
What if you find your self suddenly sent back in time and your could alter it, would you do it?...
‘Dangerous Romance’ For Ruth Wilson In True Things UK Trailer
Some relationships are picture perfect, In Harry Wootliff's True Things the romance might be on the dangerous side. Picturehouse Entertainment...
Sundance 2022 Film Review – Living (2022)
One of the first titles out of the block at this year’s Sundance looks as British as you can get....
Win Digital Copy Of Alan Moore’s The Show
To celebrate the release of THE SHOW - available on Digital HD from 18th October - we're giving away an...
BFI London Film Festival 2021 Review – True Things (2021)
Harry Wootliff returns to the LFF with her second feature. Her first, Only You, with its examination of a whirlwind relationship...
BFI London Film Festival 2021 Review – The Souvenir Part II
At the time Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir was released in 2019, we already knew a second half of the story...