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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.
The multi-venue music-a-thon is just around the corner, and the army of up-and-coming bands and eager fans are ready to greet each other in over 30 venues across the city centre
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
"One of the Midlands' baddest acoustic, dance and roots music festivals is right around the corner"
Chase & Status, Craig David's TS5, Stormzy, Friction, Redlight, DJ Koze, Mala (DMZ), Kahn & Neek, Big Narstie, The Elementz, and loads more
While their team was busy winning the Premier League, the city was hosting a three-day music festival
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
Sneinton Market will be transformed into a foodie heaven for a weekend in May; bustling with street food vendors from pizza to paella, plus booze and music too
The latest edition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to be a rather epic affair
We have picked over the line-up and highlighted the five performers we think you must go and see
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
Kidnapped book publishers, crazy weather and a riot inspired by fishballs. Ben Zabulis reflects on his new life abroad.
"It was with a heavy heart that we had to say goodbye to The Music Exchange last month. It's never nice to see another record store closing its doors, especially during a time when vinyl is supposedly in such rude health that even Sainsbury's are considering stocking it"
"Cheesy feel-good films aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, especially when they’re loosely based on the life of a British Olympian famous for losing."
Kate Dickie and Paul Higgins star as the said couple, living off the land in the French Pyrenees
The 1973 film from Terrence Malick is showing at Nottingham Contemporary this Sunday
Impressively shot in one continuous and unfaked take, but is this German film actually any good?
The college student's latest films were screened at the record store
Disney's latest film is set in a city full of anthropomorphised animals
A delightful little tale about youth, death, misery and revenge
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