Berlin 2015 Review – Cinderella (2015)
Sixty-five years after the classic animated, original was shown at the very first Berlinale, Kenneth Branagh has brought the tale...
Sixty-five years after the classic animated, original was shown at the very first Berlinale, Kenneth Branagh has brought the tale...
Andrew Haigh broke onto the film scene with his touching sophomore effort Weekend in 2011, following his 2009 directorial debut...
On Wednesday February 11th, Fifty Shades of Grey had its world premiere at the Berlinale, ahead of its worldwide release...
Without a doubt the most anticipated film of the Berlinale, and for some, the most anticipated film of the year,...
On paper Queen of the Desert, directed by Werner Herzog, certainly looked like one of the films to watch in...
With the opening of the 65th Berlin International Film Festival only a couple of days away, we explore our five...
Inherent Vice hit UK cinemas last Friday and has been met, for the most part, with audience and critical...
The Super Bowl is one of the most-watched television broadcasts in America, which means year after year advertisers pay top-dollar so...
Another weekend approaching, another case of bad weather. Whether you are snowed in, snowed under, or just want a lazy...
A new trailer has been released for Soviet Russian set drama Child 44, seeing both Tom Hardy and Gary Oldman don Russian accents. Child...
Yesterday was a busy day in terms of Berlinale news, with the morning seeing who will join jury president Darren Aronofsky...
The Berlin International Film Festival, known as the Berlinale, yesterday announced it's international jury members for this year. Already anointed...
Kingsman: The Secret Service is only a few days from release now, and has been receiving positive review from a...
The Screen Actors Guild Awards, what many see as the biggest indicator as to where the Oscars will go next month,...