Freda Cooper

That holiday romance we never forget. The teenage coming of age story, with all its

There’s something about Sheffield. The ability to pull itself up by its bootstraps, to turn

At 79, Barry Levinson has amassed an enviable career as a director – an Oscar

Director/writer Clio Barnard returns to her cinematic homeland – urban Yorkshire – for Ali And

A clutch of freshly-caught fish glisten in the sun, their tails flapping, their gills pumping

It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties

The opening moments are calm and introspective, but there’s something equally brooding and eerily unsettling

Pursuing a career in Hollywood means Violet (Olivia Munn) has perfected an essential skill –

It’s a title straight from literature – a line from a poem by Samuel Taylor

If his name doesn’t ring a bell, you might be more familiar with Louis Wain’s

The story goes that when Aretha Franklin was asked who she wanted to play her

The past casts a long shadow over everybody in Cathy Brady’s feature debut, Wildfire –

It is, to borrow from another classic fairy story, a “tale as old as time”

There’s a breath-catching echo about the opening sequence of Shorta (known as Enforcement in other