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5 February 2025
Film Review: We Live in Time – Refreshing and unusual as it is beautiful
A realistic and bittersweet film about a period in the lives of two people and the impact the choices they make have on the relationship with themselves and each other in the face of life’s daily struggles and stressors of terminal illness.
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29 January 2025
The Prince Charles Cinema is an arts venue very much worth saving
London's iconic Prince Charles Cinema is at risk of being forced to leave its home in Leicester Square. That would be a terrible tragedy in the world of UK film culture.
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28 January 2025
The issue of casting young actors to play older characters
She’s HOW many years older than her on-screen stepson?
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22 January 2025
Film Review: The Brutalist – A worthy Oscars frontrunner
Brady Corbet's historical epic The Brutalist is the top contender to win Best Picture at this year's Oscars. But is this three-hour story of the American Dream as good as the hype suggests?
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14 January 2025
Film Review: A Complete Unknown – Bob Dylan biopic hits right notes
Timothee Chalamet transforms into a folk music icon in A Complete Unknown, playing Bob Dylan in a performance that could guide him all the way to the Oscars.
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26 December 2024
Film Review: Vengeance Most Fowl - Wallace and Gromit
This brand new Wallace and Gromit film excited many viewers on Christmas Day as it was aired for free on the BBC, and it certainly didn't disappoint. Thrilling and funny, with a hint of intrigue, this film is perfect for family enjoyment.
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26 December 2024
Top 10 Best Movies of 2024
From sweary superheroes to an emotionally-charged game of tennis, 2024 has given us some of the best movies of recent years. Here are the 2024 films you should add to your watchlist right now.
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18 December 2024
Film Review: We Live in Time – Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield shine
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are deliriously charming as a couple falling in love and then dealing with enormous hardship in the non-linear romance movie 'We Live in Time'.
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18 December 2024
Sandy Thomson joins the battle against sexism in the arts
When we decided to tackle the idea of sexism in the arts, we got the chance to speak to Scottish playwright and filmmaker Sandy Thomson. For years, she has been fighting discrimination against women in the creative industries.
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17 December 2024
Sorry Red One, but Christmas movies should actually feel Christmassy
Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans star in the truly terrible Christmas movie 'Red One', which you can watch on Amazon Prime Video now – as long as you don't actually like Christmas very much.
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2 December 2024
Barnaby Blackburn on Pylon: The personal and universal themes of growing up
Filmmaker, director and writer Barnaby Blackburn reflects on his Bafta-qualified short film Pylon, inspired by his childhood memories.
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29 November 2024
The Art of Composition: An interview with Anya Zraykat
This interview looks to explore the interdisciplinary nature of artists in integrating art and life together to produce memorable experiences and creative depth.
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27 November 2024
Film Review: Wicked — brings Broadway to life
With a cast including Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and others, has it met expectations?
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26 November 2024
Theatre Review: Brixham Chimes at Ludlow Assembly Rooms
Life. Death. Fish. Money. A completely live performance to music with film, ‘Brixham Chimes’ is a novella in verse about life, loss and our oceans by author Jim Funnel.
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17 November 2024
Film Review: Jaws (1975)
This is the film that made many people afraid to go into the water. Starring Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss and Robert Shaw, Jaws was the intense thriller that launched the career of director Steven Spielberg and was the first summer blockbuster.
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13 November 2024
Stopmotion - A film that will make you never want to date an animator
My Review of the independent horror film, Stopmotion, and subsequent Q&A with director Robert Morgan that i saw at the KinoSonic festival of image + sound.
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4 November 2024
Film Review: Joker: Folie a Deux — Madness on trial
Todd Phillips' superhero sequel Joker: Folie a Deux is a look at how well we can look beyond the smoke and into the eyes of what we think makes a villain.
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4 November 2024
Film Review: Paddington in Peru — More charm than you can bear
Paul King might have vacated the director's chair, but Paddington In Peru still embraces Michael Bond's beloved bear with both arms and a healthy supply of silly slapstick.