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A House in Jerusalem: How this Nottingham company made the first UK and Palestine co-produced film

Tue 06 Aug 2024

For 24 years Al Clark and Rachel Robey have produced independent films, from all around the world, through their Nottingham based company Wellington Films. They've just wrapped up their tenth feature film, Sister Midnight, which saw the pair travel to Mumbai to shoot on location, aired at Cannes recently and set to be released early next year. Their most recent film, A House in Jerusalem, saw them travel to Palestine - the film is the first ever UK/Palestine co-production - for several months. Last month it screened in Broadway, which is where the company is based, but it is returning for two more screenings due to popular demand.

Film Review: Twisters

Mon 22 Jul 2024

Car chases, romance, science experiments, cowboys – Twisters has it all!

Film Review: Kinds of Kindness

Wed 03 Jul 2024

Yorgos Lanthimos is already back with another absurdist comedy...

Film Review: The Bikeriders

Sun 23 Jun 2024

Denim, leather and grease: we take a ride to the American Midwest in Jeff Nichols's new work which explores the culture and community of famed biker gang, the Chicago Vandals…

Film Review: The Fall Guy

Sun 19 May 2024

We warp back into the 1980's with a return of The Fall Guy...

Film Review: Challengers

Thu 09 May 2024

Luca Guadagnino returns to the big screen with a combination of high tempo tennis and melodramatic love triangles..

Gig review: Frank Turner world record at Saltbox

Wed 08 May 2024

15 shows. 15 cities. 24 hours. That’s right, singer-songwriter, punk legend and all-round nice guy Frank Turner took album promotion to the next level on the early May bank holiday weekend, attempting to break a Guinness World Record for most shows in different cities in the space of 24 hours. Stopping off at Saltbox during this crazy sprint across the country, we went along to support the cause…

Miniature Designer and Youtuber Louise Sugden Talks Warhammer and the Industry’s Roots in Nottingham

Tue 30 Apr 2024

From working at Games Workshop to amassing over 100k followers on YouTube, Louise Sugden is a hardcore Warhammer hobbyist whose miniature goblins have sold into the thousands. We sat down to discuss the art of miniature making, being a YouTube creator, and how the industry is so embedded in Nottingham.

Watch: Growing Pains

Mon 22 Apr 2024

Watch a new short film made in Nottingham by a local cast and crew about a young woman whose ill father who self-medicates with cannabis. When school bullies discover her dad's medicine is homegrown, Rhea quickly learns that sharing is not always caring...

Local Live Bands, Markets, Film Festivals and Escape Rooms: Here's What's On This Week in Nottingham 21-28 April 2024

Sun 21 Apr 2024

There's no end of exciting events this week in Nottingham. From beloved local live act Wizard's Can't be Lawyers and Central Library gigs to the anticipated return of Beeston Film Festival and the Ay Up Market, see here for our picks of the most unmissable choices.

Film Review: Civil War

Fri 19 Apr 2024

Defying logic amplifies this American nightmare in Alex Gardland and A24’s latest dystopian thriller.

Nottingham Rapper Juga-Naut Talks About New Album Bem II

Mon 08 Apr 2024

Humour, truth and growth are some of the ingredients to Bem II, the brand new self-produced album from Nottingham rapper Juga-Naut. We asked him to give us a taste of how he blends lyrics, meaning, production, collaboration and visuals to make such a record.

Nottingham Residents Invited to Take Part in World-First Citizen Assembly Initiative at New Art Exchange

Sat 06 Apr 2024

New Art Exchange (NAE) is setting a global precedent for community-led arts delivery with the launch of the VOICE Assembly, a permanent citizen assembly to be included within the diverse arts organisation's leadership structure. The initiative invites forty local residents to represent the wider community and directly shape NAE’s neighbourhood strategy and investments. NAE is developing a blueprint for cultural institutions worldwide, championing citizen-led decision-making in arts and culture.

The Thompsons on Warhammer, Inspirational Women and Upcoming Gigs

Sun 31 Mar 2024

Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...

Enjoy dragons in bow-ties and faraway worlds? We Check Out Voyage of the Damned, the debut novel from local author Frances White

Thu 21 Mar 2024

Do you like your stories part myth, part magical gay murder-mystery cruise? Enjoy dragons in bow-ties and faraway worlds? Then perhaps Voyage of the Damned, the debut novel from local author Frances White is right up your street. We sat down with Frances to talk about finding your voice, getting published and being perceived as a writer.

Film Review: Monster

Mon 18 Mar 2024

Only one year after his last film released, Hirokazu Kore-eda is back with another complex portrayal of youth...

Film Review: Drive-Away Dolls

Mon 18 Mar 2024

Ethan Coen’s solo directorial debut brings us all of the whacky and absurd charm of 90’s Americana...

Concert: The Hallé Film Music- Action Movies

Mon 18 Mar 2024

Kevin Stanley was blown away by the music of the movies at The Royal Concert Hall…

We Spoke to Artist Martin Rayment about Whipping Imagined Worlds Onto Canvas

Wed 13 Mar 2024

Within intricately layered large-scale collages, Martin Rayment whips imagined worlds onto canvas. We sat down to chat with Martin about his creative process, merging music and art, and staying curious as an artist.

NTU and White Rose Offer Free Professional Wardrobes for Students

Sat 09 Mar 2024

Nottingham Trent University has joined forces with popular charity clothing shop chain, White Rose, to launch the UK’s first ever professional student wardrobe, aimed at helping to empower students to get out into the working world. But what does a wardrobe have to do with career support? We popped along to a very special launch event and fashion show at NTU to find out more.

Film Review: Dune: Part Two

Fri 08 Mar 2024

We return to Villeneuve's highly accurate, yet thoroughly enjoyable world of Dune...

Film Review: The Taste of Things

Thu 29 Feb 2024

It might not be Oscar nominated but we're sold on this culinary romance...

Film Review: Perfect Days

Mon 26 Feb 2024

Wim Wenders returns to form with his latest film...

Film Review: Wicked Little Letters

Mon 26 Feb 2024

We take a look at Thea Sharrock's new comedy about mysterious letters in a sleepy seastide town...

We Speak to World Music Event Producer Rastarella as Her Signature Event Cultural Vibrations Turns Fifteen Years Old

Thu 15 Feb 2024

Born in Trinidad, Rastarella is a world music event producer, an empowerment speaker and hosts on Nottingham’s number one urban radio station, 97.5 Kemet FM. She is also a mother of three daughters, a SEN mother, and married. If you ever get to meet Rastarella, you will never forget it. Launching her signature event Cultural Vibrations in 2009 at Hockley Hustle and founding the Nottingham Global Roots Festival in 2015, 2024 marks her fifteenth year in business. It's a massive milestone as a grassroots promoter who is consistently showcasing music from around the world at numerous venues, events and festivals. This is Rastarella, interviewed by Parisa East of Acoustickle…

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