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TW: sexual assault, miscarriage, substance abuse (addiction/alcohol)

Pieces of a Woman is an intensely personal story of a woman’s life that is upended by the death of her child following a traumatic home […]

Online spats erupted after varied reviews were released for Wonder Woman 1984

Only the fourth feature film made so far by director Patty Jenkins, Wonder Woman 1984 was keenly anticipated after the success of […]

Matt Hancock, Health Secretary and grubby pink tie owner, has now been on our screens for over nine months, from televised daily coronavirus briefings to interviews on prestigious news shows. Matt has become a […]

Mitch Albom is a best selling author in the US and has spent many weeks at the top of their bestsellers list. Yet, in the UK, he has little to no name recognition. Having stumbled across his books in Waterstones […]

I have to admit, before last year, I had never even heard of Sunset Boulevard. It probably wouldn’t have even crossed my radar, if Molly Lynch, who also starred in The Last Five Years, hadn’t been appearing in […]

Read Eddie’s Take on ‘Revolution of the Daleks’ here.

2021 began with a bang with the return of Doctor Who. In The Revolution of Daleks, the Doctor, her “fam” (Yaz, Ryan, and Graham) are up against the dea […]

Read Orla’s Take on ‘Revolution of the Daleks’ here.

It’s certainly a pleasure to usher in another year with a new episode of Doctor Who, something that has become a custom over the past few years. Following t […]

As the dust continues to settle on the truly stratospheric news that Warner Bros. will shift all of its 2021 releases to HBO Max, the industry is still trying to come to terms with the wealth of content whose […]

The latest update to the Celluloid Ceiling Report, which tracks women’s employment in cinema, shows that women are represented in more behind-the-scenes roles than ever before

The report, by Dr Martha Lauzen […]

No one really needs reminding that their local theatre is struggling right now, with some venues managing to open in fits and starts over Summer, and many remaining completely closed since March. But if you’ve […]

Released: December 2020

Rating: M 17+ (Nudity, Sexual Content, Violence, Use of Drugs and Alcohol)

As Madness once sang, “Nothing more, nothing less, love is the best” – an undisputed notion, of course, o […]

Widely regarded as something of an enigma in Gorillaz’s discography, The Fall was infamously recorded on an iPad mid-tour. The album features the predominant work of bandleader Damon Albarn alone (with a short […]

So it’s come to this. Domestic terrorists running riot within the walls of Capitol Hill. Armed insurrectionists breaking into the home of American democracy in the name of a supposedly patriotic dogma built on […]

A petition to allow for free visa permits for theatre workers across the UK has gained a sizeable following over the last week. The petition specifically asks that the government negotiate a free cultural work […]

BBC’s Ghosts first premiered in spring 2019, receiving rave reviews, and the second series has been no different. Written by the stars of Horrible Histories and Yonderland, Laurence Rickard, Mathew Baynton, Ben W […]

Decades after the internet first threatened the music industry, the digital production process has transformed into a democracy of increased affordability and open sharing. As anyone with a social media account […]

With the news that legendary British cinematographer Roger Deakins is to receive a Knighthood, it’s an apt time to assess some of the marvelous films he has shot

Beloved for his stunning and innovative style, […]

The BPI announced 2020’s figures for the UK’s recorded music industry this week, and it looks like good news; recorded music consumption rose by 8.2%. People trapped in their homes resembled not so much a cap […]

I think it’s safe to say that Sesame Street is one of, if not the most iconic kid’s shows ever made. Even if you didn’t grow up with it, you probably know about it in one way or another. With an iconic cast of lo […]