Documentary The Work takes a cinema vérité look at prison therapy (Photo: Dogwoof/Joe Wigdahl)
Film & TV, Review

The Work review: a cinema vérité look at prison therapy that delves into the deepest meanings of fatherhood

The Work is as cathartic to watch as it is to … Continue Reading

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Anna Martine Freeman Announces Workshop Exploring Non-binary Casting in the Arts

Anna Martine Freeman will team up with writer and director … Continue Reading

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Quest Rainey and Ma Quest in Quest (Photo: Dogwoof)
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Quest Review: a touching documentary that will remind you of the power of hope, perseverance and love

Quest is a slow-moving portrait, but moving all the same, … Continue Reading

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Ryan Reynolds and Samuel. L Jackson in The Hitman's Bodyguard (Photo: Lionsgate)
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The Hitman’s Bodyguard review: an experiment in how many times you can say the word ‘motherfucker’ in one film without it grating

Ryan Reynolds stars in crime caper about a bodyguard entrusted … Continue Reading

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All that Passes by a Window that Doesn't Open
Film & TV

Bertha DocHouse celebrates the railways of the world in new season of celebratory documentaries

The Bertha DocHouse at the Curzon, Brunswick Centre is taking … Continue Reading

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Step (Photo: Naysa Reames/Fox Searchlight)
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STEP review: a documentary that will make you want to stomp, clap and roar with pure delight

This empowering film about a group of high school step … Continue Reading

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Brimstone and Glory review
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Brimstone and Glory: a lyrical film that pushes the boundaries of what documentary can be

A visceral documentary that will leave you breathless, Brimstone and … Continue Reading

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Losing Days, Sam Underwood play
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Interview: Sam Underwood on Frank Turner, mental illness and new Fringe play, Losing Days

With one in three people experiencing mental illness, Fear the … Continue Reading

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England is Mine (Photo: EOne)
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England Is Mine Review: Morrissey Biopic

We get it, Steven Patrick Morrissey is a tortured soul. … Continue Reading

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Kate Kinninmont MBE
Film & TV

BBC pay gap row: response from Women in Film & Television CEO, Kate Kinninmont MBE

Kate Kinninmont MBE, CEO of Women in Film & Television … Continue Reading

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