Freda Cooper

When is a sequel not a sequel?  When the director tweaks the title and repeats

Who doesn’t love cake? Individual, large slice, dainty sliver –  it doesn’t matter.  It’s still

He’s the hound that launched a thousand impersonations, scoffed squillions of Scooby Snacks and kick-started

You can’t help but wonder what might have been.  Adrian Lyne was originally earmarked to

Cinema history is littered with good films that struggled to find their audience.  There’s as

British cinema has a proud tradition of tough, uncompromising films, from the more domestic “kitchen

It’s a word laden with meaning.  A friend can be anyone from an acquaintance to

Corleone.  A name associated with one thing and one thing only.  In The Godfather, it

The first five minutes of Hlynur Palmason’s A White, White Day introduce a trio that

It’s an unremarkable scene.  A family on the beach in the sunshine.  But two police

Who would you trust to look after your children?  Cinema’s nannies come in many guises,

Thomas Clay’s Fanny Lye Deliver’d has turned out to be more of a personal project

Thomas Clay’s Fanny Lye Deliver’d was shot back in 2016 and when a film is

During the 1930s and throughout the Second World War, Norwegian-born Sonja Wigert established herself as