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More animated fun. But not one for the kiddies.
Most of us have had a dotteh Maccy's at midnight, but why should we choose Nottingham's independent food outlets rather than the chains?
The third film in the rebooted franchise is in cinemas now
This remake has certainly had a tough ride, even before its release - has it been treated unfairly?
Another exciting trailer for the sequel to the 2013 hit - but is the film any good?
Japan's J-Pop sensation was in the UK recently as part of her ‘5ive Years A Monster’ tour
We review this new documentary about the police shooting of Mark Duggan in 2011
We review the new animation from the makers of Despicable Me
We review this documentary ahead of its screening at Broadway Cinema.
This UK film about a man who loses his memory when he's struck by a falling object is released on VOD soon
Nominated in the Best Foreign Language category at 2016's Oscars, this Colombian film is one of the best of the year
Based on the seventeenth century Italian poet Giambattista Basile’s collection of fairy tales, this film intertwines a trio of weird and wonderful stories concerning the elites of society.
The digested read: A load of natives prancing about in masks, the history of the Council House, and a guy who thought he could escape death by hiding in a tree.
The sequel to the 2010 film has not been well received - what did our reviewer make of it?
On Friday 27 May, the Nottingham Arts Theatre will host the Premiere screening of the cinematic web series in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.
A locally made eleven minute sci-fi drama set against the backdrop of eighties Britain
The documentary about the Notts breakdancing scene in the eighties has a Broadway screening this weekend
Punks, Nazis, blood, and Patrick Stewart. It's a good'un.
We had a chat with the Notts bred filmmaker and his recent short film On the Wagon
Ricky Gervais' latest film made exclusively for Netflix
This Hungarian film set in Auschwitz-Birkenau won the best foreign language film at the Oscars and it is showing at Broadway Cinema now
The latest edition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to be a rather epic affair
“I'd juggle the ball for ten hours in my kitchen, then I'd go out for a run, and then I’d come back, get the ball out again and stay up all night”
God is alive and well and living in Brussels, according to this new Belgian film
We give our thoughts on the live action remake of the classic Disney movie
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