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Film Review: The Last Days of American Crime

Tue 09 Jun 2020

Netflix’s new dystopian caper is another flop amidst a slew of hit-or-miss original films...

Documentary Filmmaker Jay Martin on Redt'Blue: The Film that Examines Why Mansfield Turned Tory

Wed 03 Jun 2020

After decades as a Labour stronghold, Mansfield decided to elect a Conservative MP in the 2017 General Election. The result, which came as a shock to many, led local filmmaker Jay Martin to make Red’tBlue, his upcoming documentary which explores why the ex-mining town turned Tory…

Film Review: The County

Sun 31 May 2020

Roshan Chandy has high praise for this contemporary Icelandic western...

Film Review: The Lovebirds

Wed 27 May 2020

The Lovebirds was supposed to release in cinemas on April 3, but Paramount sold the distribution rights to Netflix after the outbreak of Coronavirus. Was it a worthy investment for the streaming site? George White finds out...

Film Review: Bacurau

Wed 27 May 2020

Kleber Filho’s Bacurau is a unique and unhinged tale of corruption, community and survival in the Brazilian outback.

Film Review: Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Fri 22 May 2020

This story of abortion is both authentic and accessible…

LeftLion Broadcasts at Nottstopping Festival

Thu 21 May 2020

This weekend we are part of Nottstopping Festival, a Bank Holiday extravaganza celebrating and connecting Nottinghamshire. Here’s what you will see over the weekend on our Facebook page…

Film Review: Have a Good Trip

Wed 20 May 2020

A documentary as disjointed as the psychedelic “adventures” it tries to recreate...

Film Review: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Kimmy vs the Reverend

Sat 16 May 2020

After four seasons and 18 Emmy nominations, the makers of Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt have now released a brand new, feature-length interactive experience. But is it any good? Our Screen Co-Editor, George White, finds out...

Film Review: The Half of It

Sat 09 May 2020

Sexuality, race and religion battle it out in this supremely accessible Cyrano update...

Film Review: The Assistant

Fri 08 May 2020

Roshan Chandy reviews this unblinking insight into the haunted house horrors of harassment...

Splendour Festival 2020 Cancelled

Thu 07 May 2020

Nottingham's annual music festival at Wollaton Park has been cancelled due to coronavirus, but a 2021 date has been announced.

Nottstopping Festival: Everything You Need to Know About the 150 Hour Live Stream

Wed 29 Apr 2020

The creative, charitable, community loving bunch at Light Hustle are back with another virtual fundraising festival to entertain us lot living through lockdown - this time it’s in support of our key workers. Keep checking this page for updates from the team as we get them, ahead of the event on 23 and 24 May.

Film Review: Extraction

Fri 24 Apr 2020

Chris Hemsworth stars in a surprisingly heart-felt, technically astounding action film that will leave you mostly satisfied...

Isolation Fest 2020: We Shall Overcome Festival review

Wed 22 Apr 2020

Our Community Editor, Caroline Barry, swapped tents and portable toilets for oven chips and home comfort as she checked out Isolation Fest 2020: We Shall Overcome Festival. Here's what she thought...

Film Review: Sergio

Tue 21 Apr 2020

The life of Sergio Sérgio Vieira de Mello was pretty incredible. This film about his life, however, is certainly not...

She Found It At The Movies: Author Christina Newland on Her Book on Female Desire in Film

Thu 16 Apr 2020

Nottingham-based freelancer Christina Newland has penned articles for film mags from Empire to Sight & Sound, but now it’s her turn in the editor’s chair. We spoke to her about her new collection of essays, She Found it at the Movies...

Film Review: Uncorked

Tue 14 Apr 2020

Prentice Penny has written for Girlfriends, Insecure and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but Uncorked is his first shot at directing a feature film. Did he manage to make an absolute corker? Our Screen Co-Editor, George White, thinks he came pretty close...

FourFour DJ Academy is Streaming A Virtual Festival Until 5am This Saturday

Sat 11 Apr 2020

Even while staying in, the team at Four Four still manage to keep us up ‘till the early hours with their mammoth online festival featuring Charlie Four Four, Matt Guy, Luke Nukem, Ark-S, Colombian Frank and more...

Film Review: The Truth

Thu 09 Apr 2020

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest film makes its UK debut on Curzon Home Cinema...

Fundraising Festival Goes Online: We Shall Overcome Isolation Fest

Tue 07 Apr 2020

Imagine a festival where the music is great, it’s dry and comfy, drinks are cheap and plentiful and the toilets are actually clean - our community editor Caroline Barry shares what’s in store at WSO Isolation Fest this weekend...

Film Review: Coffee & Kareem

Mon 06 Apr 2020

Netflix’s latest comedy sees the unexpected duo of mediocre police officer James Coffee (Ed Helms) and feisty Kareem Manning (Terrence Little Gardenhigh) as they take us all on a joy ride as they run away from the typical film baddies…

Download Festival 2020 Cancelled Due to Coronavirus

Fri 27 Mar 2020

Download Festival, the annual rock and metal event held at nearby Castle Donington has been cancelled this year because of Coronavirus.

Beeston Film Festival Moves Online

Fri 20 Mar 2020

After the coronavirus outbreak the Beeston Film Festival will now be hosted on Facebook, meaning all the best international indie films will still be available for your viewing pleasure. We talk to John Currie, festival director, about what people can expect...

Preview: Beeston Film Festival

Fri 20 Mar 2020

Now in its sixth year, Beeston Film Festival has developed a reputation for showcasing the best in local, national and international cinema. Despite being an online-only event this year (for obvious reasons), the festival still promises to deliver a cracking line-up of films...

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