Simon Brew | 16th March 2020
The cinema-exclusive window of four months could be altered as the film industry looks to respond to Coronavirus
Film Stories | 23rd January 2020
As filmmakers caution about not watching films on our phones, Simon Brew discovers our tellies are getting much, much bigger anyway
Tobias Soar | 8th January 2020
Tobias Soar uncovers why Manchester is the place to be for indie cinemas and cinephiles alike Under the grey skies, on the streets of the beaten post-industrial landscape, Manchester is the birthplace of Joy Division, the Stone Roses, Oasis and the iconic ‘Madchester’ movement – wonderfully captured in the 2002 film 24 Hour Party People
Simon Brew | 19th November 2019
The days of block booking, and studios owning cinema chains, might be about to return
Martin Greaves | 11th November 2019
Martin Greaves on the cinema that’s reverted back to 35mm
Simon Brew | 23rd October 2019
Do you pay for the premier seat at your local cinema? They’re becoming a useful source of revenue for multiplexes
Hamish Calvert | 22nd October 2019
Hamish Calvert celebrates the films that are continuing to raise the profile of Northern Ireland cinema
Simon Brew | 8th October 2019
The movie makers who are holding out for a big screen release over streaming services
Dan Cooper | 4th October 2019
We head to the Lake District, as we salute another of the UK’s finest independent cinemas – this time, Zeffirellis
Film Stories | 3rd October 2019
Romesh recalls his summer trip to see Spider-Man