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Concert Review: The Hallé Film Music Concert - The Star Wars Saga

Sun 06 Apr 2025

Our reviewer Kevin Stanley flew in the Millennium Falcon, marched alongside Darth Vader and visited the Ewoks on the planet of Endor in a galaxy far, far away…

Chicago, Crime Club and War of the Worlds: Here's what's on this week in Nottingham 7 April - 13 April

Sun 06 Apr 2025

From Scottish rock icons to deadly affairs, take a look at what's on in Nottingham this week...

Film Review: La Cocina

Wed 02 Apr 2025

Too many cooks spoil the broth in this absurdist depiction of America's service industry and the false promises of the American Dream...

Film Review: One of Them Days

Wed 02 Apr 2025

Keke Palmer and SZA are the comical duo we didn’t know we needed. Join us as we review this jam-packed tragicomedy…

Film Review: Black Bag

Thu 20 Mar 2025

Your brief if you choose to read it: Join us as we review the new spy thriller with Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett...

Film Review: Mickey 17

Sun 16 Mar 2025

We review Bong Joon-Ho’s latest film which we’ve been eagerly waiting for since 'Parasite' both disturbed and delighted us...

Grassroots: How a Nottingham Football Film Tells a Tale of Resilience

Sun 16 Mar 2025

We spoke to local film producer Ben Fletcher about his short film, She Will Play On, which had its Midlands debut at Short Stack festival at Broadway last Sunday. The film is a story of an extraordinary young girl who pushes past the barriers between her and her dreams. Behind this seemingly local tale is a universal one, underpinned by something as unexpected as an avant-garde Danish film movement, that shows us that limitations don’t always hinder us, but can push us to do something remarkable…

Short Stack From All Angles: We Hear About The Short Film Festival

Sat 15 Mar 2025

Last week, we attended Short Stack, the short film festival hosted at Broadway Cinema. For a Sunday evening, the event had a buzzing atmosphere and packed attendance. After it was over, we caught up with the festival’s director, one of the featured filmmakers, and an artist whose music was shown on the big screen…

The making of Sister Midnight: a multinational fable premiering at Broadway Cinema

Wed 05 Mar 2025

Nottingham producers Alastair Clark of Wellington Films and Anna Griffin of Griffin Pictures have a wealth of projects to their names: A House in Jerusalem, Calibre, and The Levelling to name but a few. Ordinarily, their home is Nottingham’s very own Broadway Cinema, but their latest project Sister Midnight took them a little further afield. We met them to hear all about it…

A new play shines a light on the first pioneer of film-length animation and it is not Disney!

Sun 02 Mar 2025

Lakeside Arts hosts this intriguing and inspiring play about Lotte Reiniger...

Film review: 1% of War, a new documentary reveals harrowing details from the frontline in Ukraine

Sat 01 Mar 2025

Ukraine war three years on: new documentary, 1% of War reveals harrowing details from the front...

Film Review: The Monkey

Wed 26 Feb 2025

If the villain in Final Destination was a toy monkey...

Film Review: Heart Eyes

Wed 26 Feb 2025

A horror comedy that slices into your brain right from the opening scene…

Film Review: Companion

Mon 10 Feb 2025

A Barbie girl, living in a non-Barbie world...

Musical comedy, Craig David, Festival of Science, and film screenings: Here's what's on this week 10-16 February 2025

Sun 09 Feb 2025

This week in Nottingham! Head out with the family to the Festival of Science and Curiosity or the Sooty Show, go retro with Craig David and Lemar, check out some musical comedy or get into some thought-provoking film...

Film review: Rave on for the Avon

Fri 07 Feb 2025

Poppy Wildman dives into this 'bold, beautiful and profoundly moving' documentary, coming to Mammoth - A Climate Action Cinema this Saturday 15 February....

Film Review: A Complete Unknown

Mon 03 Feb 2025

How well can a film capture an enigma? Join us as we review A Complete Unknown and wonder just that...

Ahead of this weekend's Palestine Film Festival we chat to Iro Bagiantera of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Thu 30 Jan 2025

In advance of Nottingham’s very first Palestine Film Festival, we spoke to the vice-chair of our city’s Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Iro Bagiantera, about what exactly attendees can expect from the event, taking place on Sunday 2 February at Nottingham Contemporary.