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7 of the Most Stressful Moments in Film History

Sat 11 Jun 2022

From Goodfellas to Funny Games, there have been some proper tense moments on the big screen...

Film Review: How to Survive a Pandemic

Fri 10 Jun 2022

A muddled slideshow of pandemic-era suffering or a heartfelt window into racial and economic medical injustice?

5 of the Best Films in Nottingham Cinemas in June 2022

Mon 06 Jun 2022

Long goodbyes, Lightyear and loads of dinosaurs. It's a big month for the big screen...

Film Review: Men

Sat 04 Jun 2022

It's proven divisive, but is Men actually any good? Well, we think so...

Thirty Years Later: Alien3

Thu 02 Jun 2022

A bad Alien film? It was once unthinkable, but it happened in 1992 - according to the critics, anyway. But were they right? Sadly, yes...

Film Review: Between Two Worlds

Thu 02 Jun 2022

A tone-deaf exploitation of France’s most vulnerable? Or an insightful exploration into life on the margins? We’re not sure...

Review: Dot To Dot Festival 2022

Wed 01 Jun 2022

Nottingham's famous city centre festival Dot to Dot returned last weekend and it brought a range of phenomenal up and coming local and national artists...

Film Review: Top Gun Maverick

Sat 28 May 2022

Tom Cruise reprises his role as test pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in one of this year’s most exhilarating blockbusters…

Film Review: Benediction

Wed 25 May 2022

Starring Nottingham's own Tom Blyth, this new film from Terence Davies is interesting, but not overwhelmingly successful...

Film Review: Miracle Valley & The Room Double Bill

Mon 23 May 2022

Oh hi, Mark – Miriam Blakemore-Hoy reviews Broadway’s Greg Sestero double bill, featuring a live Q and A with the actor himself…

Film Review: Everything Everywhere All at Once

Sun 22 May 2022

It's received rave reviews, but is Everything Everywhere All at Once worth the hype? Read the fifth and eighth letters of the eighth word in this sell text...

5 Fun Things to Do in Nottingham This Week: Dot to Dot Festival, the Great British Cheese Club and More

Sun 22 May 2022

Years & Years, Alfie Templeman and Bob Vylan are all coming to Notts...

Notts CrossFit Athlete and Coach Lucy Campbell Discusses Women in Strength Training and Putting Two Fingers Up to Stereotypes

Sat 21 May 2022

Combining strength training, gymnastics and high intensity workouts, Nottingham’s CrossFit box has attracted quite a cult following. We caught up with CrossFit athlete and coach Lucy Campbell to talk about women in strength training, the camaraderie of group workouts and letting go of weight-loss goals…

We Hear All About the Hustle Collective’s Brand New Film Group, Hustle Cinematic

Fri 20 May 2022

We chat to the Hustle Collective’s Christine Katerere about their new film movement Hustle Cinematic, and how they’re hoping to encourage societal change through the immersive, boundary-smashing world of cinema…

Film Review: The Lost City

Tue 17 May 2022

First off, let’s be honest, who doesn’t dream about Channing Tatum coming to their rescue? And filmmakers have finally decided to make a movie about it? Fabulous! But is it quite as good as you’d expect?

8 of the Best Films Based on True Stories

Mon 16 May 2022

We may have looked into mythology for the latest issue of the magazine, but these films are based on nothing but cold, hard truths...

Film Review: The Velvet Queen

Mon 16 May 2022

In search of the elusive snow leopard, writer Sylvain Tesson and wildlife photographer Vincent Munier traverse the Tibetan Highlands in this quietly captivating documentary...

Film Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Tue 10 May 2022

After Spider-Man: No Way Home opened the MCU up to the multiverse on the big screen, Sam Raimi stepped in to take things to a new level. But should he have?

Poet Joelle Taylor Talks Poetry and Punk, Being a Voice for the LGBT Community and the Nottingham Poetry Festival

Sun 08 May 2022

Truth in the written word is an important aspect of our democratic lives, and it can be a powerful tool when writing creatively. And, with its ability to entertain, engage, enrage and speak truth to power, poetry is certainly no exception. So, with Nottingham Poetry Festival just around the corner, we caught up with award-winning poet and author Joelle Taylor to talk about her recent collections, what to expect from her performance at the festival and how she’s representing LGBT communities, women and the spoken scene…

We Hear From Ella Burns Robbins about the Nottingham Poetry Festival and Their Wide Range of Wellbeing Workshops

Wed 04 May 2022

The Nottingham Poetry Festival isn’t just a place to discover the finest wordsmiths in the city; with a range of wellbeing workshops and activities on offer, it also provides the perfect opportunity to switch off and unwind. We run through some of the highlights…