An impending cloud of doom looms over Thomasz Wasilewski’s second feature, Floating...

Every once in a while, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts invites...

A Belfast Story is a film from first-time director Nathan Todd, attempting to address the...

Director Steve Rainbow’s debut feature N.F.A strives to introduce audiences to the...

This Ain’t California is a curious and compelling retrospective portrait of...

The Moshi Monsters website, where children adopt their own monsters and explore the...

Woody Grant has won $1m on the sweepstakes – all he has to do is...

It must be said that in order to fully digest directors Aharon Keshales and Navot...

Former DEA agent Jason Statham relocates to a small, peaceful town with his daughter, looking...

It has taken a lot of hard work and perseverance (not to mention willingness to...

John Roberts’ Day of the Flowers begins with Eva Birthistle’s immensely irritating Rosa...

Ahead of the release of his directorial debut Kill Your Darlings, John Krokidas...

The original Klown show ran for six series on Danish TV from 2005 to 2009....

The UK won three out of ten Emmy statues at the 41st International Emmy...

For a woman who has a principled opposition to made up words, Mrs Travers certainly...

When investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill’s story about the US Special Forces unjustly killing a...

Leviathan is a truly remarkable documentary that lets the audience be witness to all the...

François Ozon loves women, and he certainly knows how to capture...

Set in the 1980s, Computer Chess is an eccentric mockumentary following a group of software...

In ostentatiously effective Disney form, the cinema exterior of Frozen’s premiere is almost impossible...

MJ Delaney’s directorial debut, Powder Room, is a short, sharp, and seriously witty British comedy...

Millions of Brits diligently contribute to their pensions each month, saving for retirement...

It has been just over 18 months since the first episode in The Hunger...

Controversy is on the agenda every day. They say this is why we are different...

Christopher Payne’s second offering as director is an earnest homage to dance, music and...