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In 1977, disabled activist Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley) occupied a government building in San Francisco alongside other disabled protesters. They remained there for over...
In 1977, disabled activist Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley) occupied a government building in San...
Like its fellow Spanish entries in the Cannes competition, Bitter Christmas and The Beloved –...
John Bradley stars as Aubrey in Jack Spring’s festive crowd-pleaser Merry...
Onwards and Sideways follows teacher Tony (Rhys Ifans) and musician Emma (Laura Linney), two...
After following David Martinez’s rise from underdog to Night City legend, the second...
The last time machete-wielding villain Jason Voorhees appeared on screens was in Marcus Nispel’s...
A decade after discovering the body of her murdered sister, Lisa (Friederike Becht) is now...
The third series of the anthology crime drama Time takes place in a Young Offenders...
Frank Berry’s new feature, Aisha is quiet, very much like the troubles people face in...
Each year, during the lead up to Mardi Gras, the Island of...
A retrograde movement, in military jargon, refers to the movement away from an enemy. Matthew...
Despite being prohibited to make films by the Iranian authorities, writer-director Jafar Panahi (who’s...
Irish folklore has proved a fertile breeding ground for folk horror in recent years, with...
The Bradford Movie Makers have been holding meetings every Monday since 1932; they are one...
Based on the 2004 novel of the same name by writer Philip Beard, Dear Zoe...
On the face of it, Lyra (pronounced Leer-rah) is a documentary charting the events leading...
Mainstream cinema has always been shy about queerness. LGBTQ+ stories have, more often than not,...
Two people who exist on the fringes of society, apparently barely tolerated by their own...
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