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Ever wanted to see Steve Guttenburg like never before? Then Heckle is the film for

Twice Oscar nominated for Gladiator and Shadowlands, writer William Nicholson is more than familiar with

Kara Hayward made her screen debut at the age of 12 in Wes Anderson’s Moonrise

ASTRONAUT director Shelagh McLeod has made a wonderful emotional journey sending legendary actor Richard Dreyfuss

To celebrate the release of the acclaimed new thriller/drama The Assistant, which made its debut

EXCLUSIVE: CARLO MIRABELLA-DAVIS ON SWALLOW, PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA AND IMPORTANCE OF CINEMA IN CURRENT CLIMATES To

This Friday 6th March British indie Sulphur & White will be in UK Cinemas.  To

It’s only 12 years since Dev Patel stepped into the limelight for Danny Boyle’s Slumdog

In a cinematic week dominated by Frozen II, coming up on the sidelines is a

It feels like Adam Driver Week at the cinema. Getting perhaps the most attention is

Australian director Abe Forsythe didn’t set out to make a horror movie. Or a zom-com.

In a career spanning over 50 years, British director Ken Loach has always resisted the

The audience favourite at this year’s Sundance brings its heart warming humour to British audiences

Anthony Hopkins inspired him to act, Quentin Tarantino dubbed him “the French Robert Mitchum” and