documentary

Paul 24 September 2012

★★★★★ Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel (2011) is like Marmite - you’ll either love it or hate it. ...

Paul 10 September 2012

Photographer, filmmaker and video artist Anton Corbijn is one of the most prolific artists of our time. He has worked...

Matthew Walsh 9 September 2012

The American dream is one founded on improvement, the distinguishing feature key to the US is the emphasis on financial...

Matthew Walsh 26 July 2012

★★★★★ Music documentaries are a curious sub-genre often set aside for obsessive completist fans and celebrity voyeurs but in recent...

Paul 25 July 2012

There’s an engaging enthusiasm about Malik Bendjelloul that seems so apparent that it almost comes as a bit of a...

Paul 23 July 2012

If you've ever questioned the thin between fiction and reality you maybe bemused but also mesmerized by Brad Layton's The...

Paul 23 July 2012

Witness one of the most well-known and respected martial arts legends in all his glory, this July, in the visually...

Matthew Walsh 1 May 2012

The American dream is one founded on improvement, the distinguishing feature key to the US is the emphasis on financial...

Paul 22 April 2012

Back in 2000 I went to Salford University to study BA (Hons) Graphic Design it was then I found my...

Paul 18 April 2012

To celebrate the first Sundance London, Film and Music Festival, we’ve teamed up with official Presenting Partner, Sony Entertainment Network,...

Paul 17 April 2012

Marley A documentary on the life, music, and legacy of Bob Marley, On April 20th Kevin MacDonald's documentary MARLEY will...

Paul 15 April 2012

With Prometheus only 6 weeks away the anticipation of the film at The Peoples Movies HQ is at sky high...

Paul 8 April 2012

On April 20th you can see Kevin MacDonald's upcoming critically acclaimed MARLEY Documentary in UK&Ireland. Based on the life, the...

sophie 28 March 2012

In Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, director Michael Rapaport documents the formation of the...