Punk Rock Film 'Dinner In America' Takes UK By Storm
An explosive indie film featuring an incredible ensemble cast is taking the UK by storm, delivering raw punk energy and unexpected romance that's captivating audiences and critics alike.
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Better Days: A raw, honest study of addiction
A compelling analysis of the new British drama 'Better Days', which offers a nuanced and honest depiction of a woman's struggle with alcoholism, featuring a standout performance from its lead actress.
Rosamund Pike's 'Inter Alia' Play Hits UK Cinemas
Academy Award nominee Rosamund Pike stars in a groundbreaking filmed version of Suzie Miller's hit play 'Inter Alia', bringing the West End success to cinemas nationwide this autumn.
Invention Review: A Reality-Bending Masterpiece
Callie Hernandez stars in a genre-defying masterpiece that blurs the lines between documentary and fiction, exploring consciousness and identity in the digital age.
Share Your UK Community Cinema Experiences with The Guardian
From village halls to repurposed spaces, community cinemas are thriving across the UK. The Guardian wants to hear your experiences of these unique cultural hubs for a special feature.
UK Cinema Chain Bans Outside Food & Drink
A major UK cinema chain has implemented a strict new policy prohibiting outside food and beverages, causing outrage among moviegoers and sparking debate on consumer rights.
Hong Kong's Riveting Reimagining of Linklater's 'Tape'
A critical deep-dive into the bold Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater's cult classic, 'Tape'. This reverential yet distinct adaptation transposes the drama of toxic masculinity and blurred truths to a compelling Asian context, proving the film's themes
Alan Delabie's 'The Shepherd Code': A Triumph of Survival Cinema
Alan Delabie's powerful debut, 'The Shepherd Code: Road Back', delivers a raw and unflinching cinematic journey into the aftermath of trauma, earning critical acclaim for its profound emotional depth.
British Musical Drama Generates Oscar Buzz
The deeply moving film 'The End of the World' is generating significant Oscar buzz for its powerful portrayal of grief and community, potentially becoming Britain's next major awards contender.
Claire Denis' 'The Fence': A Divisive Masterpiece?
Acclaimed director Claire Denis returns with the controversial 'The Fence', a brutal and unflinching exploration of colonial guilt and violence starring Juliette Binoche. Our review delves into the film's polarising impact.
1940s Railway Carriage Transformed into Boutique Cinema
Discover the magical story behind 'The Sidings', a Swindon-based cinema meticulously crafted from a historic railway carriage, offering a nostalgic movie experience like no other in the UK.
Ralph Fiennes' Haunting Triumph in 'The Choral'
Ralph Fiennes delivers a tour de force performance in 'The Choral', a poignant and unsettling British drama exploring trauma, memory, and the elusive nature of truth. Discover why this film is set to be a defining moment in his acclaimed career.
Russia Turns Fairy Tales Into War Propaganda, Film-Maker Reveals
Oscar-nominated producer Alexander Rodnyansky exposes Russia's state-funded cinema industry, revealing how classic fairy tales are being weaponised as pro-war propaganda to indoctrinate the nation's youth amidst an unprecedented cultural purge.
Venice Film Festival 2023: Stars Arrive in Spectacular Style
The 80th Venice International Film Festival commenced in spectacular style as Hollywood A-listers, European royalty, and global cinema icons descended upon the Lido for the opening night gala. Get the full report on the glamorous arrivals, stunning fashio
Paws at the Pictures: The Rise of Dog-Friendly Cinema
Discover how dog-friendly cinema screenings are transforming the UK's cultural landscape, offering a perfect night out for you and your four-legged friend. From special 'doggyvision' films to booming community events, find out why this trend is fetching r
Willem Dafoe's 'Late Fame': A Masterful Portrait of Ageing
Academy Award-nominee Willem Dafoe delivers a tour-de-force performance in 'Late Fame', a poignant and darkly funny film exploring the struggles of an ageing actor in New York City. Read our exclusive review of this cinematic triumph.
UK Summer Box Office 2025: Hits, Flops & Barbie's Billions
Dive into the winners and losers of Britain's 2025 summer cinema season. From Barbie's billion-dollar triumph to costly Hollywood misfires, we break down the trends that captivated and disappointed UK audiences.
Horror Film 'The Exorcism of Carmen Farinas' Hospitalises Viewers
Shocking reports emerge of severe psychological distress and hospitalisations linked to the new horror film 'The Exorcism of Carmen Farinas'. Experts and viewers warn this might be the most disturbing movie ever made.
Sunburn Cinemas Offer Free Ice Cream in UK Heatwave
As Britain swelters in a record-breaking August heatwave, a wave of 'Sunburn Cinemas' is offering a cool, affordable escape with free ice cream, discounted tickets, and blockbuster films.
Venice Film Festival 2025 Embraces Immersive XR Cinema
The 2025 Venice Film Festival unveils a groundbreaking 'Expanded Reality' strand, showcasing immersive VR and AR films that are set to redefine the very essence of cinematic narrative and audience experience.
1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Untold British Story
Exclusive oral history reveals the gritty, against-all-odds making of the 1990 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' film. Discover how a dark, independent British-backed production defied Hollywood to become a global box office phenomenon.
High-Class Cinema Makes a Triumphant Box Office Return
A new wave of sophisticated, adult-oriented films is defying the streaming era's conventions, proving that intelligent storytelling and cinematic artistry can still captivate global audiences and achieve box office success.
The Regulars: Love Letter to London's Prince Charles Cinema
A new documentary, 'The Regulars,' offers a hilarious and heartwarming tribute to the eccentric staff and devoted patrons of London's legendary Prince Charles Cinema, a bastion of film culture fighting to survive in the West End.
Mistress Dispeller: A Subversive Folk Horror Masterpiece
Our review of the incendiary new folk horror film 'Mistress Dispeller'. Is this dark, feminist fable the most vital and terrifying British movie of the year?
Kate Price: 'I Was Dehumanised by My Father'
Kate Price opens up about the horrifying truths of her childhood, detailing the emotional and psychological abuse she endured at the hands of her father.
Couple saves Pennsylvania's oldest drive-in cinema
A devoted couple risks everything to preserve a beloved piece of cinematic history—Pennsylvania's oldest drive-in theatre. Discover their inspiring journey to keep the magic of outdoor movies alive.
Tulisa reveals why she ended celibacy after trauma
Former N-Dubz star Tulisa opens up about ending her celibacy journey, revealing personal struggles and newfound happiness after past traumas.
Orlando drone show leaves boy traumatised, family sues
A young boy was left severely traumatised after a drone display in Orlando allegedly malfunctioned, prompting his family to take legal action against the organisers.
David Stratton: The critic who defined Australian cinema
A heartfelt tribute to David Stratton, the legendary film critic whose infectious passion for cinema left an indelible mark on Australia's cultural landscape.
Film critic David Stratton dies at 85
Renowned British-Australian film critic David Stratton, celebrated for his decades-long influence on cinema, has died at 85. Tributes pour in for the iconic broadcaster.
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