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Jaume Balagueró’s (one half of the team behind Rec) The Vault (aka Way Down) is...

Maisie Peters’s You Signed Up for This has a lot of staple themes:...

Chvrches make good use of production and effects to create multidimensional meanings...

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella turns the world-famous romantic tale...

The Hampton Court Festival continues to impress its huge audiences in a...

Written and directed by Chris Green, The Pebble and the Boy (which takes it name...

Ghost stories have long been of cultural interest, particularly in...

Brendan (Kill List’s Michael Smiley) is a toll booth operator in a small Welsh town....

Gillies MacKinnon‘s latest feature, The Last Bus, is an endearing journey through space and time....

Ayten Amin’s second feature-length film Souad tells the story of the titular protagonist (Bassant Ahmed),...