Independent filmmakers who have helmed low-budget creative, science-fictions pictures of late, have been given the tools to make significant blockbusters. Gareth Edwards’ fine work in Monsters led to him being entrusted with Godzilla; while…
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After four years off the air, Entourage has inexplicably made its way back to our screens – but not the ones in our homes. No, no, no; Vince, E, Drama, Turtle and Ari have levelled up, bringing their loveable-douchebag demeanour to cinemas in…
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Since Star Wars: The Force Awakens wasn’t screened in advance for most critics groups and award voters, it’s been absent from all Top 10 lists and Best Picture lineups. The American Film Institute was able to see the film in time for…
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In a world where mutated humans are treated with distrust and fear, an institute for mutants battles to achieve peaceful co-existence with humanity.
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After thirteen years, we finally got a follow-up to Finding Nemo. While arguably not quite as stellar as its predecessor or the Toy Story sequels, Finding Dory has been met with universal critical acclaim. It’s also made a huge splash at the box…
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The Sundance Film Festival, one of America’s best-known showcases for independent cinema, has just announced the line-up for its Competition segment for 2015’s edition. 12,166 films were submitted (a record for the festival), and only…
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Plymouth College of Art (PCA) and the British Film Institute (BFI) have partnered to deliver an intensive course to young filmmakers. Aspiring creatives across Plymouth and the South West will have the opportunity to learn from industry-leading…
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With Finding Dory not far away from release, Pixar have released a host of new photos giving us a first look at new characters from the film. Check them out below: The sea otters of ‘Finding Dory’ are born to be cute. Loons, this one…
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…On 8th February 2000 at Feltham Young Offenders Institute, Robert Stewart, a known violent racist was placed in a cell with Zahid Mubarek, eventually leading to Mubarek’s murder 6 weeks later….
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After directing Interstellar, Inception, and The Dark Knight trilogy, one would expect somebody like Christopher Nolan to restrict his filmmaker career to multi-million dollar blockbusters. According to The Film Stage, however, Nolan’s next…
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