‘The Linc-Con’ gets off to a super start
For anyone who feels an affinity to geek culture, a comic con of any size feels a bit like being a kid in a sweet shop. This seemed to be…
Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016)
Bridget Jones is a classic character that most females feel an affinity with; she’s not a perfect pin up but a real woman who struggles through the everyday issues of…
Has JJ Abrams saved Star Wars?
A SPOILER-FREE look at the new Star Wars film with Matt Dixon.
Film Review: Karun
Karun: Misadventures on Iran’s Longest River With the stunning landscapes and dramatic cultures of Iran, the short film ‘Karun: Misadventures On Iran’s Longest River’ is a feel-good film to please…
Review: The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 2
Self-confessed Hunger Games fanatic and Deputy Lifestyle Editor Becky Lancashire reviews Mockingjay: Part 2.
Review: Sicilian Dream
When I first sat down to watch A Sicilian Dream I was very skeptical. Firstly, I know absolutely nothing about Italian motor-sports, nor do I normally enjoy theatrical documentaries. However,…
Review: The Intern
When I saw that there was to be a new film called The Intern starring Anne Hathaway, I shamelessly thought ‘oh, here comes another movie about an intern falling for…
A Song of Ice and Fire – worth the wait?
If you are a fan of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series, then you’ll know how painful the wait for the next book is.
Nick Mason: my love for motorsport was “inevitable”
TV presenter and motor racing champion Alain de Cadenet and Italian architect, writer and presenter Francesco da Mosto have joined forces to create a film based around the about the…
reView: Onibaba
Kaneto Shindo’s Onibaba (1964) is striking in that its darkness only serves to enhance its sublime beauty.