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Food Review: No Homer

Tue 27 Apr 2021

Cold cuts, vegan style...

Five Years Later: The Boy and the Beast

Sat 24 Apr 2021

The Boy and the Beast, animator Mamoru Hosoda’s sixth film as director, is a familiar but occasionally heartwarming coming-of-age fantasy…

Film Review: The United States vs. Billie Holiday

Tue 20 Apr 2021

Andra Day literally sparkles in this moving and cinematic biopic about an American tragedy, writes Roshan Chandy...

Food Review: German Donar Kebab

Mon 19 Apr 2021

All the flavour and none of the guilt...

40 Years Later: Ms .45

Sun 18 Apr 2021

Ms .45, the second feature film by the controversial cult icon Abel Ferrara, is a powerful and haunting descent into trauma and revenge, writes Sebastian Mann…

5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This Month

Sat 17 Apr 2021

The latest Nottinghamshire releases...

Film Review: Sound of Metal

Sat 17 Apr 2021

Hollie Anderson bangs the drum for Sound of Metal’s story of reliance, recovery and resilience.

Film Review: Palm Springs

Tue 13 Apr 2021

This Groundhog Day–inspired romance is a funny and relatable watch, says Katie Green...

Film Review: Judas and the Black Messiah

Mon 12 Apr 2021

Daniel Kaluuya is electrifying in this gripping, incendiary Black Lives Matter drama, writes Roshan Chandy...

Film Review: Minari

Sun 04 Apr 2021

Minari has received countless nominations and tonnes of awards, but does it win the coveted approval of LeftLion Screen Co-Editor George White? Very much so...

Film Review: Godzilla vs. Kong

Fri 02 Apr 2021

The much-anticipated monster mashup is a mostly enjoyable blockbuster that fails to tell a compelling story, says Jamie Morris...

15 Years Later: V for Vendetta

Mon 29 Mar 2021

It's been 15 years since this iconic film, but does it still hold up? Screen Co-Editor George White thinks so...

GOBS: Notts Spoken-Word Collective set for Live Digital Showcase

Thu 25 Mar 2021

The dynamic collective of twenty spoken-word artists will be joined by Birmingham Poet Laureate Casey Bailey this Saturday...

Film Review: Zack Snyder's Justice League

Sun 21 Mar 2021

The director’s cut of DC Comics’ superhero team-up is four hours of wacky, over-the-top fun, writes Screen section co-editor Jamie Morris...

Film Review: Paper Lives

Sat 20 Mar 2021

Netflix’s new Turkish-language drama, Paper Lives, is a melodramatic slog…

50 Years Later: Get Carter

Sat 20 Mar 2021

Does Get Carter get a good review fifty years on? More or less...

Review: Patricia Francis’ The Art of Oppression at New Art Exchange

Thu 18 Mar 2021

Alex Stubbs checked out Patricia Francis’ The Art of Oppression as it premiered at New Art Exchange

Film Review: Coven of Sisters

Wed 17 Mar 2021

Why is Netflix’s latest release about witches lacking in magic?

Film Review: Coming 2 America

Fri 12 Mar 2021

Prince Akeem's long-awaited return is a messy and soulless nostalgia trip...

Food Review: Uramaki

Tue 09 Mar 2021

Posh sushi straight to your door...

Gallery Review: Interstitia: A Cyber Multiverse

Mon 08 Mar 2021

What are art exhibitions like during a pandemic? Whilst we wait for normality to reappear and galleries to open their doors again, creatives turn to unknown territory - exhibiting their works digitally and trying to redefine what it means to experience art...