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Film Review: The French Dispatch

Tue 19 Oct 2021

Cinema fans be reassured, The French Dispatch finds Wes Anderson in good form and is a joy from start to finish...

Film Review: Venom – Let There Be Carnage

Mon 18 Oct 2021

The Venom sequel proves that a film doesn’t necessarily need to be good to be fun...

Review: Mayhem Film Festival 2021

Mon 18 Oct 2021

The famous Mayhem Film Festival took over Broadway Cinema last week. Here's what we thought to this year's eclectic horror event...

Film Review: Halloween Kills

Mon 18 Oct 2021

Is this slasher sequel all guts and no glory?

Film Review: Alien on Stage

Mon 18 Oct 2021

Backstage, no one can hear you scream...

Film Review: We're Too Good For This

Fri 15 Oct 2021

Currently showing at the BFI Film Festival, this short film packs a big punch...

Film Review: The Souvenir Part II

Tue 12 Oct 2021

The second instalment of Joanna Hogg’s cinematic memoir is darker than the first, but just as personal...

Theatre Review: Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Fri 08 Oct 2021

An all new Disney toe-tapping magical belter

Film Review: No Time to Die

Tue 05 Oct 2021

No Time to Die is finally here – but is it the fitting send-off for Daniel Craig's Bond that we've all been waiting for?

Film Review: Sounds Like Love

Sat 02 Oct 2021

This Spanish rom-com ticks all of the boxes...

Featuring Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson, Paralympic Gold medalists Tully Kearney and Charlotte Henshaw, Roger Van Schaick of Host Nottingham, Nadia Whittome on the refugee crisis, Dan Schreiber of the No Such Thing as a Fish podcast, Simon Amstell, Paul Kaye, Mocky-D, Good Grief, Detonate's James Busby, Witness at the National Justice Museum, The Nottingham Horror Collective and loads more...

Review: Detonate Festival 2021

Fri 01 Oct 2021

Nottingham’s biggest outdoor electronic music event - Detonate Festival - has just passed, and it felt so good to be back...

Review: Where the restless oceans pound by Chaos Magic Space

Thu 30 Sep 2021

Existing quietly among the upper studios at Backlit Gallery, Nottingham-based art collective Chaos Magic Space practice a community-focused approach to art through ritual, symbol, and a spirited love for the mythic. With their latest exhibition Where the restless oceans pound currently open to the public, Tom Cobbett digs a little deeper into the mysticism to find out more about the group...