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Film Review: Blue Bayou

Inspired by real-life stories, writer-director Justin Chon plays a Korean-American man who exposes the inhumane policy of deporting adopted children, America’s equivalent of the UK’s Windrush Scandal…

Thompsons on Christmas Day, Games and Presents

Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...

5 Best Films to See in Nottingham Cinemas This December

As another year comes to a close and the apocalypse grows nearer, distract yourself with some cinema magic...

Review: Ocean Film Festival at Nottingham Playhouse

Ocean Film Festival makes a splash in Nottingham this autumn with a collection of short films straight from the sea...

Meet the Notts Filmmaker Who's Set a Second World War Film in Hucknall's Arc Cinema

Notts filmmaker Bradley Severn’s introspective short A Picture of Memory aims to shine a light on the brutality of war. We hear about what the movie involves, the messages it is trying to convey, and how The Arc Cinema in Hucknall played an instrumental role in its creation…

Film Review: Ghostbusters - Afterlife

The overly-nostalgic return to the Ghostbusters franchise fails to step out from beneath the original film’s shadow...

Film Review: Titane

Buckle up – this utterly bizarre body horror is one hell of a bumpy ride...

Film Review: Tick, Tick…Boom

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut is a passionate tribute to musical theatre...

We Join Blue Barrel Cider for a Day of Scrumping In St Ann’s and a Chat About the Importance of Keeping Things Green

Made with fruit from mostly forgotten orchards, Blue Barrel Cider might be one of the most eco-friendly drinks on the market. Our Adam Pickering joins Leo Jordan, one of the creators of the beverage, for a day of scrumping out in St Ann’s and a chat about the importance of keeping things green…

Film Review: Petite Maman

After the stunning success of Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Céline Sciamma returns with another heartfelt film...

Film Review: King Richard

Despite a strong lead performance from Will Smith, the Williams family biopic is incohesive and misguided...

Film Review: Passing

Life is far from black and white in Rebecca Hall’s stylish and racially intimate directorial debut…

Film Review: Red Notice

Red Notice is Netflix's most expensive film so far, but is it its best? Nah...

Film Review: The Card Counter

God’s lonely man returns yet again in Paul Schrader’s psychological thriller...

Nottingham Film Fans Set Up DIY Screenings at One Thoresby Street

We chat to George and Charlie Alexander, the brothers behind Jackie Treehorn Productions - a DIY project spotlighting exciting films for Screen fanatics across Nottingham...

Best Crime Films: Our Favourite Movies About Sins On Screen

Film Review: Eternals

Oscar-winner Chloé Zhao’s Marvel debut is a progressive yet overly ambitious standalone epic...

Film Review: The Harder They Fall

Netflix’s ensemble Western is an unfocused and bloated revenge story...

Film Review: Last Night in Soho

With Last Night in Soho, Edgar Wright takes his first full swing at the horror genre. How did it go? Well... 

The Loft Movie Theatre on Their Favourite Screenings and Welcoming Film Fans Back to the Cinema

A decade after setting up an at-home cinema in their attic, Gavin and Lucy Morrow have become key figures in Nottingham’s screen scene - holding popular monthly showings of cult and classic releases at the Savoy. We catch up with the film fanatics behind The Loft Movie Theatre...

Film Review: Dune

Denis Villeneuve continues his sci-fi crusade by turning Frank Herbert’s seminal work into a deluxe blockbuster...

Film Review: Dear Evan Hansen

The latest Broadway hit to be adapted for the big screen is an unintentional disturbia flick we didn’t know we wanted this Halloween...

Film Review: Night Teeth

The latest addition to Netflix’s Halloween selection is another by-the-numbers vampire flick...

Film Review: The Last Duel

Ridley Scott’s latest is a rape-revenge movie with a difference...

Best Musical Biopics: Our Favourite Films About Icons