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To (very loosely) tie in with the sports issue of the magazine, we thought we'd take a look at the best ever films about underdogs...
Mulholland Drive, MANIFESTO and Anne-Marie are all in Notts this week...
We chat to director Oliver Blair about how he walked a fine line between tragedy and comedy to depict grief in his witty, yet poignant, debut short film, The Tree, which follows two characters dealing with the loss of their father…
Taika Waititi returns to the franchise that launched his career into the stratosphere - but should he have? Weellll...
The Television Workshop – once home to the likes of Vicky McClure and Jack O'Connell – shone a spotlight on their next generation with a short film festival centred around the seven deadly sins. We stopped by Broadway Cinema to check it out...
Netflix has got its Dreamworks on with new animated feature The Sea Beast. Starring Karl Urban and Jared Harris, as well as newcomer Zaris-Angel Hator, this is a well-worn tale of man versus beast, hate versus love, prejudice versus compassion and forgiveness...
Victoria Hayward explains how she is using her artist residency at City Arts to decorate 100 eggs using a traditional Ukrainian batik dye technique, raising money for the Ukraine DEC appeal in the process
This year marks the 35th anniversary of Wim Wenders’ cultured, epic but intrinsically human film: Wings of Desire. The anniversary is marked with a new 4K restoration, screening at cinemas around the world...
With book fairs, film festivals and celebrations for Nottingham's freshest musical talent, there really is something for everyone around here this week...
If you’re up for a short trip to our beloved neighbouring county, Derbyshire, you can stop by The Repton Filmfest ‘22 this month. An extension of the popular Repton Literary Festival, this three-day event will bring short films from across the globe, legendary filmmakers from across the UK, and cinema fans from across the East Midlands to this quaint historical village. We talk to Tom Craig, film expert and one of the festival’s organisers, all about it…
With highlights including the god of thunder and the king of horror, we've got some belters coming up on the big screen this month...
Baz Luhrmann’s biopic is a whirlwind of glitter and extravagance, writes George Dunbar…
This French drama is a deeply-moving exploration of the complications of assisted dying, writes Lewis Keech…
Italian director Michelangelo Frammartino returns with another contemplative feature on the passage of time…
Fancy a crime writing workshop? A heritage walk? Perhaps a story told on a riverboat? Well then you’re in luck, because Newark Book Festival has all that and more. Now in its sixth year, the festival is on a mission to celebrate Nottingham’s literary community and the local area. We catch up with Artistic Director Sara Bullimore to find out what’s in store…
John Carpenter's masterpiece remains one of the greatest horrors of all time, despite its dated visuals...
An unabashed, laugh-out-loud voyage into the realms of sexual liberation and self-acceptance - this is a film built to shatter repressed, awkward Britain...
Based on the 2015 short story by George Saunders, the Netflix film Spiderhead is a pillow-fisted disappointment...
A fisherman casts his rod into the black market in this striking Maltese drama…
Mountain tours, mini-figure battles and magazine-making are all on the agenda this week...
Nottingham’s outdoor electronic music festival Detonate returned last weekend to the grounds of Colwick Park bringing some of the biggest names in electronic music right now…
From Goodfellas to Funny Games, there have been some proper tense moments on the big screen...
A muddled slideshow of pandemic-era suffering or a heartfelt window into racial and economic medical injustice?
Long goodbyes, Lightyear and loads of dinosaurs. It's a big month for the big screen...
It's proven divisive, but is Men actually any good? Well, we think so...
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