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Film Review: The Menu

Thu 24 Nov 2022

An eat the rich thriller that gives fine dining culture a well-done grilling, The Menu follows a group of ultra-rich foodies, who get far more than what they ordered.

Film Review: Aftersun

Tue 22 Nov 2022

Aftersun is one of the best film debuts by an English director in recent years, writes Manvir Basi…

Film Review: Armageddon Time

Sun 20 Nov 2022

After exploring the cosmos of space and the depths of the Amazonian jungle, James Gray returns to east coast America to explore his childhood...

Film From The Actors Workshop Gets Premiere at Savoy Cinema

Mon 14 Nov 2022

Echoes of the Fallen will take over the Lenton cinema this week. We chat to The Actors Workshop's Clare McGill all about it...

Interview: Warmduscher

Mon 07 Nov 2022

We chat to Warmduscher ahead of their headline Rock City show..

Gig Review: Warmduscher at Rock City

Sat 05 Nov 2022

Ever wondered what it would be like to be in Dirty Disco heaven? If so, Warmduscher are the band for you...

The Doc'n Roll Film Festival Returns to Venues Across Nottingham This Month

Tue 01 Nov 2022

The Doc'n Roll Film Festival finally arrives in Nottingham on Thursday 3 November, after two false dawns due to that pesky blighter COVID-19. LeftLion sits down with festival organisers and curators Mark McIntyre and Marcus Duffield to talk all things music, the importance of a great documentary and what we Nottingham folks can expect from this year’s event…

Film Review: The Good Nurse

Mon 31 Oct 2022

This serial killer drama has a lot to say...

How New Nottingham Short Film Hamster Is Putting a Twist on the Typical War Movie

Sat 29 Oct 2022

From being nominated for awards to screening at Broadway Cinema, Scott Driver’s short film, Hamster, has made its mark on audiences and critics alike. And, with its powerful message on PTSD and the impact of war, it’s easy to see why…

9 of the Best Horror Films of All Time

Tue 25 Oct 2022

From quiet places to ghostfaced killers, here are some of the greatest horrors to grace the big screen...

How Notts Filmmaker Georgianna Scurfield Is Celebrating the City’s Iconic Cattle Market

Tue 25 Oct 2022

For 136 years, Nottingham Cattle Market has been a bedrock of the community. As a livestock market and, much later, a home for market stalls and Arthur Johnson & Sons auctioneers, it’s an eclectic ecosystem of stories, experience and big personalities tucked behind Meadow Lane near Trent Bridge. With a view to cataloguing the past and present of the market’s history for future generations, filmmaker Georgianna Scurfield launched The Cattle Market Project, a Heritage Lottery-funded documentary, photography, animation, oral history and historical archive project aimed at celebrating a Nottingham institution…

Film Review: My Policeman

Mon 24 Oct 2022

Harry Styles takes the lead in new 1950s melodrama about the love triangle between a schoolteacher, a museum curator, and a policeman…

Gig Review: Wargasm at Rescue Rooms

Mon 24 Oct 2022

Wargasm are one of the most exciting and energetic acts on the scene right now, so we sent Iulia Matei to check out their Rescue Rooms show...

Film Review: Decision to Leave

Sun 23 Oct 2022

Park Chan-wook is back - and his work is as enthralling as ever...

Film Review: The Banshees of Inisherin

Sat 22 Oct 2022

Martin McDonagh reunites with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson for this powerful tale of a broken friendship...

Review: London Film Festival 2022

Tue 18 Oct 2022

Wanting to make sure it's not just those posh lot in the capital getting to see all the greatest new releases, we sent Jack Francis down south for two weeks of world premieres, incredible debuts and a surprising amount of cannibalism...

Film Review: Triangle of Sadness

Tue 18 Oct 2022

Another film, another Palme d'Or for Rubel Östlund, this time for a release that plays like a mashup of Gosford Park, Parasite and Lord of the Flies...