At the 62nd BFI London Film Festival, we went long to the premiere of If Beale Street Could…
By Sarah BradburyOn the penultimate day of the 62nd BFI London Film Festival was the premiere of The Hate U…
By Sarah BradburyClosing out the 62nd BFI London Film Festival was the world premiere of Stan & Ollie, a film…
By Sarah BradburyAt the 62nd BFI London Film Festival, we had the honour of speaking with Ethan Hawke (Training Day,…
By Sarah BradburyNancy, the new psychological thriller from debut director Christina Choe, is a gripping exploration of the importance of…
By Rosamund KelbyChallenging preconceived ideas about refugees and breaking the dominant mainstream narrative, Phosphoros Theatre will be performing their daring…
By Michael HiggsFrom the man behind the brilliant Thank You for Smoking, Juno, Up in the Air and Tully comes political drama…
By Sarah BradburyDirector Panos Cosmatos's sophomore feature is a mind-blowing trip of a revenge film set in a fantasy 1983…
By Zoe TamaraIt’s been 15 years since Rowan Atkinson brought us yet another memorable comedic character to add to his…
By Sarah BradburyScottish playwright and scriptwriter Brian Coyle, now based in Bristol, was shortlisted for the Bread and Roses Playwriting…
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