If sequels are often disappointing and financially motivated, then prequels – as Leigh...

It must be tempting to become lost in style and cliché when creating something in...

As The Babadook proved last year, horror films needn’t adhere to the clichéd “all-knowing”...

When a film has a narrator it’s always fun to try and guess whether they’re...

Timbuktu is a deeply interesting film that explores the barriers of language and culture with...

At first glance, Best of Enemies might not seem like riveting cinema; a documentary focusing...

Produced by Seventh Art Productions with the support of Sotheby’s, the next movie to be...

27 years after his award-winning feature Hope and Glory, John Boorman takes on a journey...

Swedish artist and filmmaker Anna Odell devotes her time and effort to saying the unspoken...

Deep in the slums of Cape Town, South Africa, Numbers gang warfare and constant conflict...

Cannon films have enjoyed a lifespan of ups and downs....

Since making such an impact on the minds and hearts of cinema-goers with the haunting...

In 1962, Elvis Presley released a jolly song called Return to Sender. Faced now with...

The Inbetweeners director Ben Palmer has announced that with Man Up he wanted to celebrate the rom-com...

Lauda: The Untold Story is an interesting if occasionally obtuse documentary looking at...

Sword of Vengeance seeks to cash in on a recent renaissance in historical action cinema,...

Critically acclaimed and internationally renowned French...

An action film that aims to take the audience on a journey through New Zealand’s...

Ahead of the release of...

Directed by Brad Bird and based on the futuristic ideals and plans of Walt Disney,...

As the weather warms, Pillow Cinema packs up its beanbags and makes way for Hot...

Named after the theme park ride of the same name,...

Dino Time is a part-South Korean, part-American animation film originally released in 2012. The story...

François Ozon has made a name for himself in the film world with his intelligence,...

We Are Many is emotional, angry, passionate and hopeful: a rousing documentary surrounding the massive worldwide protests that took place on 15th February 2003 against the imminent Iraq war. For the millions who took to the streets on that incredible day – a day that has gone down in global history – this is...