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After the success of Murder on the Orient Express, Kenneth Branagh returns with a shifty new crew for Death on the Nile...
To tie in with the Science issue of our magazine, we dive into some of the greatest sci-fi movies ever...
Jessica Chastain shines in this largely unremarkable Oscar-nominated film…
This Dutch drama explores a new angle on a well-known story…
The Jackass crew are back for one final poo-flinging, bone breaking, vomit inducing crusade to prove that some people never learn…
With Parallel Mothers, Pedro Almodóvar has delivered a tender and exquisite melodrama which deserves all the acclamation going...
Roland Emmerich is back with one of his craziest films yet, but did we fall head over heels for Moonfall? Nah...
This Ghibli-inspired anime blends the magical with the real, to fantastic effect...
New to Nottingham and determined to find herself among like-minded people, Clelia McElroy set up a film course diving into the horror genre through a feminist lens. We chat with her all about Monstrous Flesh: Women's Bodies in Horror, female directors, and the future of horror…
The Festival of Science and Curiosity - a ten day celebration of the world of science - is back with a (big) bang. After a predominantly online schedule of events for their 2021 programme, this year’s festival looks forward to welcoming people of all ages to an eclectic array of in-person events, activities and talks. We speak to organiser Megan Shore to find out more…
February might be a short month, but it's packed with some cracking releases...
After winning a Young Creative Award in 2016, Kai-Yan Lai has gone from strength to strength in the film industry. We catch up with the young videographer about his work on Camille Munn's new music video, his short film Bedbugs, and why you should enter the Young Creative Awards...
Kenneth Branagh's time behind the camera hasn't always been a storming success, but Belfast might be one of his finest films yet...
Although this is a film that is spoiled from the get-go (shocker - the Second World War happened), Munich manages to create some real tension, mainly through the quality of its performances...
With Roland Emmerich set to return with his, um, Emmerichest film yet - Moonfall - this week, we take a look at some of the highlights from his most iconic movies so far...
Guillermo del Toro is a busy man at the moment, with his Cabinet of Curiosities and Pinocchio series still to come this year. But was it worth him investing time into Nightmare Alley? Just about...
From Martin Scorsese to the MCU, the next twelve months will see plenty of exciting releases come to the big screen. Here are some of the best...
It has 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, but does Memoria get the much-coveted LeftLion seal of approval? Yes, as it turns out...
The fifth film in the Scream franchise, um, Scream, is in cinemas now - and it is well worth a watch...
We speak to Liam Dexter, writer, director and star of the entertaining yet emotional mockumentary Bums: A Day in the Life - which follows three down-on-their-luck lads who spend their days roaming the streets of Nottingham…
Paul Thomas Anderson maintains his winning streak…
Joel Coen goes solo for this passion project. But is one Coen as good as two?
Start the new year off right - with a big old dose of silver screen action...
Over two years after its planned release, The King's Man is finally here. But was it worth the wait?
After three years and about as many listenable episodes, hosts Ashley Carter and Derry Shillitto sign off on their final LeftLion Film Podcast where they are joined by new hosts George White and Jamie Morris to discuss the worst films of 2021...
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