You’ve Got Red On You – The new book reveals the full story on the making of Shaun of the Dead
In the 2004 horror-comedy Shaun of the Dead a group of Londoners battled zombies in a London pub. The result was a box office hit that,...
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Review: Minamata – “Powerful and heartbreaking”
Directed by Andrew Levitas, Minimata tells the true story of W. Eugene Smith, a famous American photographer who travelled to Japan in...
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The Beautiful Game – The new Netflix film gets a cast
BAFTA and Golden Globe Award winner actor Bill Nighy (Love Actually, Shaun of the Dead) and BAFTA Rising Star award-winning actor Micheal...
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Check out Bill Nighy in the first image from Living, a remake of Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru
Principal photography has commenced in the UK on Oliver Hermanus’s latest feature Living, produced by Stephen Woolley and Elizabeth...
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Johnny Depp is war photographer W. Eugene Smith in the Minamata trailer
Vertigo Releasing has acquired the UK and Irish distribution rights from HanWay Films for Minamata, directed by Andrew Levitas and...
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Review: Hope Gap – “A dialogue-heavy three-hander”
Marriage in crisis remains fertile ground for filmmakers. Like Noah Baumbauch, whose personal experience of divorce in childhood and then...
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Review: Emma. – “A handsome and breezy ensemble romp”
Adapting a literary classic comes with the greatest of expectations. Especially when it’s already been done many times before. Shout out...
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TIFF 2019 Review: Hope Gap – “At its best when Bening and Nighy are sharing the screen”
A relationship, especially a failing one, is all about the details. In this case, it can be as small as not offering a cup of tea or not...
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Review: Pokémon Detective Pikachu – “One of the best videogame movies ever”
Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is written by Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit (The Tick) and directed by Rob Letterman (Goosebumps). The film...
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DVD Review: The Bookshop
Based on Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel of the same name; The Bookshop is set in 1959, Florence Green (Emily Mortimer), a free-spirited...
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