Attended By: Freda Cooper Most press conferences focus almost relentlessly on the film in question. But not the one in London last week for “Spotlight”. With...
Release date: 25 January Director: Maya Forbes Starring: Mark Ruffalo, Zoe Saldana Fans of Mark Ruffalo, rejoice! The week begins and ends with him. Friday sees...
Conducted By Denisa Niculescu Remember the article I’ve done a bit ago about GOLOS: Ukrainian Voices – People Of The Ukraine Voice Their Dreams And Nightmares?...
With such a title, the slo-mo stylistics that are littered throughout and its catnap premise, you could be forgiven in thinking that the first trailer for...
On the small screen with HBO’s Looking, along with the delicate nature of his big screen offerings Weekend and last year’s 45 Years (nominated for Outstanding...
A man of many talents, Antonio Banderas is best known for his suave Hispanic charm. From his early collaborations with acclaimed Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, Banderas...
Already we’ve been treated to Harley Quinn’s unlikely tribute to the music videos of Sia, dangling from a prison cell and Batman in hot pursuit as...
Reviewed By: Daniel Burden (@danburden1138) Released: 29th January 2016 Directed By: Patricia Riggen Starring: Antonio Banderas, Rodrigo Santoro, Juliette Binoche Certificate: 12A We all know this...
Release date: 18 January Director: Alain Resnais Starring: Emmanuelle Riva, Eiji Okada Often quoted as one of the most influential films of modern cinema, “Hiroshima Mon...
You can always rely on J.J Abrams to keep a secret project under wraps. With excitable audiences across the world caught up in the hype of...
Released across the UK on Friday 15th January and nominated for four Academy Awards. Here is Darryl Griffiths’ video review of ROOM, directed by Lenny Abrahamson...
Embracing the golden age of Hollywood and all the glossy slapstick tendencies of a bygone era.. ‘Would that it were so simple?’ Judging the latest trailer...
Released on Friday 15th January in the UK and directed by Birdman’s Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu. Here’s Darryl Griffiths’ video review of the ‘gnarly, grizzly masterpiece’, The...
Directed by Les Miserables/The King Speech’s Tom Hooper. Here is Darryl Griffiths’ video review of The Danish Girl, starring Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander. You can...
Here is Darryl Griffiths’ video review of David O.Russell’s (Silver Linings Playbook) latest effort Joy, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro. You can...
Kicking off the new year and the 25th anniversary of Light House within the confines of the Chubb Buildings, with an almighty swish of a lightsabre...
Immediately tagged as THE blockbuster year for cinema, 2015 bared witness to a cinematic empire striking back, a Starlord proving he can do the dinosaur and...
For all the presents opened over the Christmas period, the marketing campaign thus far for the R-rated solo outing for Deadpool has provided endless gifts. The...
