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Win Season Tickets to Nottingham Contemporary's Hypnotica Film Season

Mon 06 Feb 2017

Nottingham Contemporary is back with another season of film, this time exploring delusion, dreams and the subconscious - Hypnotica. Eight classic films over eight weeks at The Screen...

Film Review: Lion

Sat 04 Feb 2017

This new Dev Patel film about a man in search for his past is one worth seeing

Film Review: Hacksaw Ridge

Sat 04 Feb 2017

Mel Gibson's latest effort from the director's chair is in cinemas now.

Submissions for UKET Film Festival Now Open

Fri 03 Feb 2017

The deadline for entries is Sunday 26 February...

The Festival of Science and Curiosity in Nottingham

Fri 03 Feb 2017

The annual Festival of Science and Curiosity takes place in Nottingham to show the public that science is part of our lives and not just something that is hidden away in laboratories, behind closed doors. This year's festival takes place between Wednesday 8 February and Wednesday 15 February, so we sat down with the curator Hasmita Chavda to find out all about it...

Film Review: Manchester by the Sea

Wed 01 Feb 2017

Kenneth Lonergan directs his third feature film Manchester by the Sea, in which Casey Affleck stars as Lee Chandler, a melancholy handy man who makes a living by fixing taps, boilers, and doors

Award-winning Film I, Daniel Blake Highlights Austerity Injustices in the UK

Wed 01 Feb 2017

The Palme d'Or winning film is at Nottingham Arts Theatre with a post-screening Q&A to get deep into the issues discussed in Ken Loach's impactful critique on the benefits system...

Kaiser Chiefs to Headline Splendour Festival

Fri 27 Jan 2017

Indie-rock band, Kaiser Chiefs have been announced as headliners for this year’s Splendour Festival on Saturday 22 July 2017

Europeans in Nottingham Talk Brexit

Wed 18 Jan 2017

In the aftermath of the EU referendum, many UK-based Europeans have been left with feelings of insecurity and anxiety about what the future might hold for them and their families. Here are a few snapshots of experiences from Europeans in Nottingham, capturing their thoughts and emotions following this momentous and potentially life-changing political decision…

Film Review: Scorsese's Silence

Mon 09 Jan 2017

We review the latest flick from our Martin...

10 Proper Bob Films from 2016

Tue 03 Jan 2017

Our Screen Editor Harry Wilding, and proper film buff Ash Carter, have put their heads together to reveal the bobbest of the bob, the shonkiest of the shonk, the gashest of the gash...

10 Awesome Films from 2016

Tue 03 Jan 2017

Our Screen Editor Harry Wilding and top film buff Ash Carter have rounded up the best flicks from an otherwise dreary 2016

6 Greatest Robin Hoods on Film and TV

Tue 03 Jan 2017

Despite what people in Yorkshire might claim, Robin Hood is a Nottingham icon – he even has his own tram. Here, Ant and Gav, who don’t half love a list, take a look at the six best Robin Hoods in film and TV…

Street Tales: Hyson Green's Old General at Christmas

Tue 20 Dec 2016

We've delve a little deeper into the history of our city's streets to give you the tales they never would have taught you at school...

Short Stack Christmas Bonanza: The Short Film Showcase's Festive Picks

Mon 19 Dec 2016

The bi-monthly short film night pulled together a selection of independent films and music videos from East Midlands-based filmmakers for its final event of 2016...

7 Festive Films to Watch This Christmas

Mon 19 Dec 2016

It's Christmas time but what if you don't want to spend the day with your family? Why not try one of these Christmassy films instead of all of that human interaction...

Film Review: Sully: Miracle on the Hudson

Wed 07 Dec 2016

Clint Eastwood's latest vehicle about the true-life story of Captain “Sully” Sullenberger gliding his disabled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 aboard, didn't impress...

Film Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them

Fri 02 Dec 2016

It’s time for the Harry Potter fans around the world to dust off their wands and cloaks. That’s right, we thought it was over, but we were wrong. We’re back in the Wizarding world for another journey with a whole new set of characters – and some old ones, from the Harry Potter books and films.

Film Review: A Street Cat Named Bob

Mon 21 Nov 2016

The feel-good film of the century has hit cinemas everywhere.

Conversation Dinner at Jamie's Italian for Being Human Festival

Fri 18 Nov 2016

The national festival delves into everything humanities. For the opening event in Nottingham, our literature editor got down to Jamie's Italian for a little less of the usual restaurant action, and a little more conversation. A dinner without food. Get meh?