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Review: Lush Life Festival
Tue 17 Aug 2021Last Thursday evening, Hockley Hustle and Mimm collaborated to bring listeners at Nottingham Castle bandstand a collection of jazz, funk and soul music…
30 Years Later: Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Tue 17 Aug 2021Making just over $520m at the global box office, this isn't James Cameron's biggest film - but it may well be his best...
Film Review: Beckett
Tue 17 Aug 2021John David Washington stars as an American tourist caught up in a Greek political conspiracy in this flimsy but watchable Netflix thriller…
Film Review: Censor
Wed 11 Aug 2021This uniquely British horror is a vivid and impactful tale of memory and trauma...
Film Review: Vivo
Mon 09 Aug 2021Lin-Manuel Miranda graces our ears with his musical genius once again in Netflix’s latest animated feature...
25 Years Later: Independence Day
Mon 09 Aug 2021Independence Day remains a shining example of what a summer blockbuster can be...
Film Review: The Suicide Squad
Sun 08 Aug 2021James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel is a cut above its predecessor and then some...
Film Review: Jungle Cruise
Sun 08 Aug 2021A 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?
Food on Film: Our Favourite Food Scenes on the Big Screen
Fri 06 Aug 2021To tie in with August's Food and Drink issue of LeftLion magazine, the Screen Team choose their favourite food scenes on film...
Film Review: Night of the Kings
Wed 28 Jul 2021Could this visceral prison drama be the start of an African cinema revolution?
The Hood, The Bad and the Ugly: A Century of Robin Hood on Film
Wed 28 Jul 2021It’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...
Film Review: Deerskin
Wed 21 Jul 2021A bearded Jean Dujardin stars as a strange loner fixated on the perfect jacket in this surreal black comedy…
Film Review: The Killing of Two Lovers
Mon 19 Jul 2021A married man struggles with the pain of his wife opening up their marriage in writer-director Robert Machoian’s flinty but moving drama…
Film Review: Another Round
Fri 16 Jul 2021Thomas Vintberg, director of revolutionary Danish black comedy Festen, is back with another sweet gulp of cinematic farce…
Film Review: It Must Be Heaven
Sun 11 Jul 2021The 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...
Historical Films: Our Favourite Movies About the Past
Mon 05 Jul 2021With our latest issue of the mag focusing on Nottingham Castle, an iconic landmark throughout the city's history, we thought we'd discuss our favourite films depicting the past...
Film Review: In the Earth
Sun 27 Jun 2021The latest from British director Ben Wheatley is a sore disappointment considering its
brilliant potential…
Nottingham Poetry Festival's Creative Director Anne Holloway on Her Career Highlights and What You Can Expect from This Year's Festival
Fri 25 Jun 2021As Creative Director for Nottingham Poetry Festival, founding editor of Big White Shed and a former member of Mouthy Poets, Anne Holloway has just about seen and done it all on the Notts poetry scene. She talked to Bridie Squires about her work, career and what to expect from the upcoming festival...
Short Film Golden Handshake Sheds Light on the Midlands' Dedicated Skateboarding Community
Wed 23 Jun 2021From split balls to Sneinton market, Golden Handshake – a new short film from skate organisation Hooked – shines a light on the Midlands’ dedicated and expanding skateboarding community. George White chats to founder Dave Ford about the project, which is now available to watch on YouTube…
Film Review: The Father
Sun 20 Jun 2021This slow-paced drama, starring Anthony Hopkins as a man grappling with dementia, makes for a cinema visit you won’t forget any time soon, says Hollie Anderson...
Face Your Fears: One Writer on How Overcoming Their Fears Has Become a Personal Challenge
Thu 17 Jun 2021Clowns. Public speaking. Tories. Everyone has a fear that can stop them in their tracks. And in extreme cases, fear can even severely limit what we’re able to do in life. But it doesn’t always have to be that way, as Amelia Flanagan explores...
Film Review: Shiva Baby
Mon 14 Jun 2021Emma Seligman's Shiva Baby has been one of the most talked-about independent films of the year so far. Screen Co-Editor George White finds out why...
Film Review: Awake
Sun 13 Jun 2021Netflix’s new thriller starring Gina Rodriguez sees the world at a point of crisis where no one can sleep, leading to a mission to discover a cure…
Rocking with the Reaper: One Nottingham Psychotherapist on How Brushes with Death Gave Her an Optimistic Mindset
Sat 12 Jun 2021Over the last three decades, psychotherapist and mindfulness teacher Jayne Pigford has endured a persistent battle with her physical and mental health. After adopting a routine of meditation and mindfulness, she’s been able to reroute her mindset from pessimistic to positive. Here, Jayne discusses the main themes of her new self-help guide, Rocking with the Reaper…
Film Review: A Quiet Place Part II
Fri 04 Jun 2021John Krasinski’s horror sequel is the perfect pandemic blockbuster, writes Roshan Chandy…
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