Jaime Winstone

Paul 12 January 2021

Trinity Creative Partnership have released the Official Trailer for British indie Arthouse indie Hurt By Paradise ahead of it's home...

Paul 18 November 2020

When it comes to brawling David Fincher's Fight Club comes to mind. Step up Knuckledust, Jack Kermack's totally bonkers thriller...

Paul 3 March 2015

The home entertainment release of Love, Rosie, was released Yesterday March 2nd in both the UK and Ireland on DVD and...

Emily Pontin 2 March 2015

Based on the book Where Rainbows End (which later got changed to Love, Rosie,) by Cecilia Ahern, Love, Rosie tells...

Andrew McArthur 21 October 2014

Imagine a Nicholas Sparks' vehicle (without the earnest charm) combined with Skins, and a bad LSD trip and you get...

Andrew McArthur 14 September 2013

Viewers may initially be taken aback when seeing the credits of upcoming British feature uwantme2killhim? What appears as a low-key...

Paul 13 September 2013

To celebrate the release of uwantme2killhim? (eOne) on DVD, we have a copy to give away! From Producer Bryan Singer...

Andrew McArthur 4 July 2013

Viewers may initially be taken aback when seeing the credits of upcoming British feature uwantme2killhim? What appears as a low-key...

cleaver Patterson 12 August 2012

★★☆☆☆ Here’s a question. What’s the difference between the new Brit horror Elfie Hopkins (2012) and watching paint dry? Answer...

Paul 10 August 2012

This Monday August 13th Elfie Hopkins arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray and to celebrate the release of UK Indie horror...

Paul 7 July 2012

Who are the neighbours having for dinner? JAIME WINSTONE (Made in Dagenham, Kidulthood) stars in Elfie Hopkins and This August...

Paul 23 March 2012

Elfie Hopkins is the detective thriller with a 'cannibal' theme featuring daughter /father Jaime and Ray Winstone together on the...

Paul 23 March 2012

WILD BILL the directorial debut for Dexter Fletcher has finally arrived in UK &Irish cinemas today.The film has surprised peoples...

Adam Brodie 21 March 2012

★★★★☆ Wild Bill is that most terrible of critical foes: an unremarkably good film. It is the sort of movie...