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Being Human Festival 2017: Switchboard III
Wed 13 Dec 2017This live literary event, hosted by Dr Sarah Jackson of Nottingham Trent University, brought together the words of callers and poets in a vibrant celebration of the cultural history of the telephone. Two earlier events in the Switchboard series invited members of the public to produce new writing about the varied and vast telephone archive at Nottingham Industrial Museum, or to leave telephone-themed answer machine messages in the phone box adjacent to Dialling In café, Low Pavement. These voices were combined on Thursday evening with poems inspired by the telephone from open-mic performers, staff and students from NTU, and special guest poet Russ Litten...
Film Review: The Disaster Artist
Tue 12 Dec 2017Hannah Parker went to see the film based on the worst movie ever made, and gave it Hi Marks...
LeftLion Film Podcast #2 - Them Pesky Kids
Thu 07 Dec 2017Episode #2 of the LeftLion Film Podcast hosted by Ashley Carter and Derry Shillitto. We were joined by Nottingham film collective Them Pesky Kids, who consist of Michael Jobling, Ryan Harvey, Jack Booth and Oliver Blair, to discuss their past and future projects, crowdfunding and the Nottingham film community in general.
Film Review: Happy End
Tue 05 Dec 2017Legendary German director Michael Haneke is back with his first film since 2012's Oscar winning Amour...
Film Review: Battle of the Sexes
Mon 04 Dec 2017Emma Stone and Steve Carell star in the story behind the most watched televised sports event of all time
Film Review: The Florida Project
Wed 22 Nov 2017Sean Baker gives a rare look behind the curtain of the ‘the happiest place on earth’ in this bleak and eye-opening film
Film Review: Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool
Wed 22 Nov 2017A tale of the last glimmers of a Hollywood starlet and why the North of England became her dying wish
Meadows Brick Graffiti from Days Past in Photos
Fri 17 Nov 2017We went a'snapping around Old Meadows to see what we could find in the way of graffiti, and here's what we found engraved in the walls...
Live Music Review: Blast Off Festival Day Four at Rough Trade
Mon 13 Nov 2017The final day of the Blast Off Festival saw the action relocating back to Rough Trade. A very tired Gav headed down to hear Thee Girl Fridays and The Launderettes.
Film Review: The Acting Class
Mon 13 Nov 2017We checked out the new documentary that's lifting the lid on the struggles facing working-class and BAME people succeeding in the acting profession...
Film Review: Paddington 2
Mon 13 Nov 2017Following on from his feature debut in 2014, Paddington Bear returns to cinemas in another rollicking, family-friendly adventure.
Live Music Review: Blast Off Festival Day Three at The Irish Centre
Sun 12 Nov 2017Day three of the Blast Off Festival unleashed the big guns - The Courettes, Hangee V, Muck & The Mires and The Pretty Things.
Live Music Review: Blast Off Festival Day Two at The Irish Centre
Sat 11 Nov 2017The second day of the Blast Off Festival saw it move across town to The Irish Centre. Gav followed them to check out Thee Eviltones, The Fuzillis and Kaleidoscope...
Live Music Review: Blast Off! Festival Day One at Rough Trade
Fri 10 Nov 2017The four day Blast Off Festival started on Thursday at Rough Trade, bringing garage-rock bands from all over the world. Our Gav went to check out Leadfoot Tea, Kings Of Hong Kong and The Hipshakes...
Some Poems from Dave Bishop of the Millitant Elvis Anti-HS2 Party
Thu 09 Nov 2017Here's our Dave with the latest. Down with high-speed travel. Bring back Rudolph!
Film Review: Murder on the Orient Express
Thu 09 Nov 2017Agatha Christie's classic story has been given the big screen treatment by Kenneth Branagh...
Notts Zine Fest 2017 in Photos
Thu 09 Nov 2017Highlights from the Notts Zine Fest 2017 at Rough Trade...
Film Review: The Killing of a Sacred Deer
Tue 07 Nov 2017Yorgos Lanthimos and Colin Farrell have teamed up again for the follow-up to 2015's The Lobster...
Film Review: Call Me By Your Name
Tue 07 Nov 2017Luca Guadagnino’s film stands as a reminder of human vulnerability and the sensual, beautiful, heartbreaking journey of falling in love for the first time…
Film Review: Breathe
Wed 01 Nov 2017We went to see Andy Serkis' romantic and loving look at the reasons to live in times of great tragedy
Nottingham Comedy Festival 2017
Fri 27 Oct 2017We spoke to the founder of Nottingham Comedy Festival, Helen Stead, ahead of the big event next month...
Film Review: The Death of Stalin
Tue 24 Oct 2017Armando Iannucci moves from the contemporary Western political sphere and into the bloody world of the post-war Stalinist Soviet Union...
Film Review: The Snowman
Mon 23 Oct 2017It's received a good old-fashioned shellacking from audiences and critics alike, but what did we think of the latest Jo Nesbo adaptation?
Live Music Review: Hockley Hustle 2017 - Part 2
Sun 22 Oct 2017From JamCafe to the Spiegltent, Nottingham's all-day charity jamboree brought the city together a shone a light on its local music scene...
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