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Film Review: Awake

Sun 13 Jun 2021

Netflix’s new thriller starring Gina Rodriguez sees the world at a point of crisis where no one can sleep, leading to a mission to discover a cure…

Film Review: A Quiet Place Part II

Fri 04 Jun 2021

John Krasinski’s horror sequel is the perfect pandemic blockbuster, writes Roshan Chandy…

Film Review: First Cow

Tue 01 Jun 2021

Kelly Reichardt’s plainly charming Western takes a slow amble through the business life of the frontier…

Film Review: Cruella

Sat 29 May 2021

Disney has released the prequel none of us needed. But is it still worth a watch? Screen Co-Editor George White thinks so...

Film Review: Demon Slayer – Mugen Train

Sat 29 May 2021

All aboard – Screen Co-Editor Jamie Morris reviews this runaway anime sensation…

Poet Joshua Judson on His Latest Collection, Gongoozler

Thu 27 May 2021

Joshua Judson has released a sick poetry collection with Bad Betty Press. It’s called Gongoozler, i.e. someone who stares at canal traffic. Bridie Squires had a read-through and was blown away, so she slung the fellow Mouthy Poets alumnus a few questions about his crafts and techniques, writing about family memories with a bit of wonk, and why he’s so obsessed with the city’s nauticals.

Review: Here, the Gold Ones Meet at Bonington Gallery

Tue 25 May 2021

The re-opening of Bonington Gallery on Monday 17 May saw the launch of Here, the Gold Ones Meet, the result of Nottingham-based collective Reactor’s six-year-long The Gold Ones project...

5 Nottingham Albums to Listen to This Month

Mon 24 May 2021

The latest Nottinghamshire releases...

Film Review: Army of the Dead

Sun 23 May 2021

After the success of Zack Snyder's Justice League, the popular filmmaker is back with the action-packed zombie flick...

Film Review: Without Remorse

Thu 20 May 2021

Tom Clancy's Without Remorse is fine—and that’s okay, writes Michael Vince...

Streaming Theatre Review: Still Life

Thu 20 May 2021

Stuart McComb reviews the new verbatim theatre anthology from Nottingham Playhouse...

Film Review: The Woman in the Window

Tue 18 May 2021

Amy Adams’ new Hitchcockian thriller is predictable and cliched, writes Hilary Whiteside...

Film Review: The Mitchells vs. The Machines

Tue 11 May 2021

This animated family adventure is sweet and silly, with a little sprinkle of delightfully dystopian humour, writes Hollie Anderson...

Film Review: Nomadland

Mon 03 May 2021

Miriam Blakemore-Hoy takes a look at this year’s Best Picture winner...

TV Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier

Fri 30 Apr 2021

This Captain America spin-off series is a welcome return to the excitement of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, writes Michael Vince...

Ten Years Later: Thor

Tue 27 Apr 2021

Michael Vince looks at one of the earliest entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a decade since its release...

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…