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Photos: The Specials at The Motorpoint Arena

Fri 24 Sep 2021

We checked out The Specials has they headed to The Motorpoint Arena on Friday 17 September...

Film Review: Sweetheart

Fri 24 Sep 2021

Featuring Nottingham's own Sophia Di Martino, this coming of age story is well worth your time...

Film Review: Kate

Tue 14 Sep 2021

After starring in DC's Birds of Prey, Mary Elizabeth Winstead returns to the action scene with Netflix's latest release, Kate...

Review: Robin Perko at Broadway Cinema Gallery

Tue 14 Sep 2021

Raised in Nottingham and trained across Europe, portrait painter Robin Perko's work is currently being exhibited at the Broadway Cinema Gallery...

Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Fri 10 Sep 2021

Shang-Chi marks 25 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But is it a worthy entry into one of the most beloved franchises of all time?

Preview: Middleway Words Book Festival

Sun 05 Sep 2021

Churning out authors like Alan Sillitoe and D.H. Lawrence, the Midlands has a long history with literature. It’s therefore unsurprising (but still exciting) that we have a Midlands book festival to look forward to this September.

Film Review: The Night House

Fri 03 Sep 2021

This horror is an exercise in silent cinema and physical language...

Film Review: Pig

Wed 01 Sep 2021

Nicolas Cage quietly shines in Michael Sarnoski’s lonely anti-revenge drama…

Theatre Review: The House on the Edge of Innocence

Mon 23 Aug 2021

A coming-of-age tale set in a haunted house? The Television Workshop's latest play has us sold...

Film Review: The Truffle Hunters

Wed 18 Aug 2021

This offbeat documentary is as flavoursome as the truffles being hunted in it...

Review: Lush Life Festival

Tue 17 Aug 2021

Last Thursday evening, Hockley Hustle and Mimm collaborated to bring listeners at Nottingham Castle bandstand a collection of jazz, funk and soul music…

Film Review: Beckett

Tue 17 Aug 2021

John David Washington stars as an American tourist caught up in a Greek political conspiracy in this flimsy but watchable Netflix thriller…

Theatre Review: Macbeth at Metronome

Fri 13 Aug 2021

Reminiscent of Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 film Romeo and Juliet, this production by The Television Workshop retells Macbeth in a modern mafia setting...

Film Review: Censor

Wed 11 Aug 2021

This uniquely British horror is a vivid and impactful tale of memory and trauma...

Film Review: Vivo

Mon 09 Aug 2021

Lin-Manuel Miranda graces our ears with his musical genius once again in Netflix’s latest animated feature...

Film Review: The Suicide Squad

Sun 08 Aug 2021

James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel is a cut above its predecessor and then some...

Film Review: Jungle Cruise

Sun 08 Aug 2021

A film based on a theme park ride – we’ve seen it done before with Pirates of the Caribbean, but how did Disney fare with Jungle Cruise?

10 Years Later: Captain America: The First Avenger

Thu 29 Jul 2021

It's been a decade since the Star Spangled Man first came up with his plan. But how does Captain America: The First Avenger hold up ten years later?

Film Review: Night of the Kings

Wed 28 Jul 2021

Could this visceral prison drama be the start of an African cinema revolution?

Film Review: Deerskin

Wed 21 Jul 2021

A bearded Jean Dujardin stars as a strange loner fixated on the perfect jacket in this surreal black comedy…

Film Review: The Killing of Two Lovers

Mon 19 Jul 2021

A married man struggles with the pain of his wife opening up their marriage in writer-director Robert Machoian’s flinty but moving drama…

Film Review: Another Round

Fri 16 Jul 2021

Thomas Vintberg, director of revolutionary Danish black comedy Festen, is back with another sweet gulp of cinematic farce…

Theatre Review: Piaf at Nottingham Playhouse

Wed 14 Jul 2021

Hollie Anderson headed down to Nottingham Playhouse for an in-person performance of Piaf - the story of France's most iconic songstress...

Film Review: It Must Be Heaven

Sun 11 Jul 2021

The latest from Palestinian director Elia Suleiman continues to appreciate the finer details and absurdities of everyday life through sketches at home and abroad, writes Yasmin Turner...

25 Years Later: Trainspotting

Fri 09 Jul 2021

This British classic and its brilliant soundtrack remain just as vital today, writes Manvir Basi...

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