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Brand new festival Meadowlands is coming to Victoria Embankment on Bank Holiday Friday 3 June 2022, and they’ve announced the record-breaking Gerry Cinnamon as their first headliner…
2021 sees the return of an in-person cinema experience for Nottingham International Film Festival. Aaron Roe sits down with festival director Neil Jeram-Croft to get the lowdown on the event...
After starring in DC's Birds of Prey, Mary Elizabeth Winstead returns to the action scene with Netflix's latest release, Kate...
Screen journalist Hanna Ines Flint has had an enviable career since graduating from the University of Nottingham with a degree in English and American Studies in 2009. This time, she experiences some role reversal as she answers our questions about the film industry and her career path…
Shang-Chi marks 25 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But is it a worthy entry into one of the most beloved franchises of all time?
The one-night festival will be held on Monday 11 October, and will highlight the vital work of the Nottingham-based charity, Framework...
Churning out authors like Alan Sillitoe and D.H. Lawrence, the Midlands has a long history with literature. It’s therefore unsurprising (but still exciting) that we have a Midlands book festival to look forward to this September.
This horror is an exercise in silent cinema and physical language...
Nicolas Cage quietly shines in Michael Sarnoski’s lonely anti-revenge drama…
This offbeat documentary is as flavoursome as the truffles being hunted in it...
Last Thursday evening, Hockley Hustle and Mimm collaborated to bring listeners at Nottingham Castle bandstand a collection of jazz, funk and soul music…
Making just over $520m at the global box office, this isn't James Cameron's biggest film - but it may well be his best...
John David Washington stars as an American tourist caught up in a Greek political conspiracy in this flimsy but watchable Netflix thriller…
This uniquely British horror is a vivid and impactful tale of memory and trauma...
Lin-Manuel Miranda graces our ears with his musical genius once again in Netflix’s latest animated feature...
Independence Day remains a shining example of what a summer blockbuster can be...
James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel is a cut above its predecessor and then some...
A film based on a theme park ride – we’ve seen it done before with Pirates of the Caribbean, but how did Disney fare with Jungle Cruise?
To tie in with August's Food and Drink issue of LeftLion magazine, the Screen Team choose their favourite food scenes on film...
Could this visceral prison drama be the start of an African cinema revolution?
It’s been well over a century since Robin Hood first graced the silver screen. Since then, the revered revolutionary has been portrayed by Hollywood legends, Soviet stars and a cartoon fox. We take a look at the most memorable movies from the leader of the Merry Men, as well as some of his more disappointing depictions...
A bearded Jean Dujardin stars as a strange loner fixated on the perfect jacket in this surreal black comedy…
A married man struggles with the pain of his wife opening up their marriage in writer-director Robert Machoian’s flinty but moving drama…
Thomas Vintberg, director of revolutionary Danish black comedy Festen, is back with another sweet gulp of cinematic farce…
The latest from Palestinian director Elia Suleiman continues to appreciate the finer details and absurdities of everyday life through sketches at home and abroad, writes Yasmin Turner...
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