Pixar’s Soul heads straight to Disney+ this December

Pixar’s new film Soul is heading straight to Disney+ this December, skipping its planned cinema release.

The film hails from Pete Docter, director of Inside Out and Up, and co-director/writer Kemp Powers, playwright and screenwriter of One Night in Miami. … Read More

Trailer: The Expanse Season 5 set for December release

The Expanse is heading back to our screens this December – and a new trailer gives us our first look at Season 5.

The fan favorite science fiction series, produced by Alcon Television Group, follows the disappearance of rich-girl-turned-political-activist Julie … Read More

Lenny Henry, Hugh Skinner and Rob Brydon to star in Zog and the Flying Doctors

Sir Lenny Henry, Rob Brydon, Patsy Ferran and Hugh Skinner will lead the cast of this year’s Donaldson and Scheffler sequel for BBC One, Zog and the Flying Doctors.

Magic Light Pictures, the multi Oscar-nominated production company, has created a … Read More

Small Axe to premiere on BBC One this November

Steve McQueen’s anthology series Small Axe will premiere on BBC One this November.

Set from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s, the collection of five films each tell a story involving London’s West Indian community, whose lives have been shaped … Read More

Interview: John C Lyons and Dorota Swies talk fracking horror movie Unearth

Unearth is streaming online as part of Grimmfest 2020. For the full festival line-up and how it works, click here

Unearth’s tagline – “a fracking horror movie” — is somewhat misleading. Sure, the film does feature fracking as its central … Read More

Trailer: Amazon Studios’ Time heads to London Film Festival

Time, Garrett Bradley’s award-winning documentary, heads to the London Film Festival this week.

The film, which was acquired by Amazon Studios earlier this year, centres on Fox Richardson, an entrepreneur, abolitionist and mother of six boys, who has spent two … Read More

LFF 2020: Everything you need to know

The line-up for the 2020 London Film Festival has officially been unveiled, featuring a host of films from more than 40 countries around the world. A hybrid of online event and theatrical previews, the festival will stream 58 films online … Read More

Welcome to the Blumhouse: Black Box review

The line between memory and identity is blurred in this intriguing mind-bending thriller.Read More

Welcome to the Blumhouse: The Lie review

Peter Sarsgaard and Mireille Enos are excellent in this nightmarish tale of dubious parenting.Read More

VOD film review: The Last Black Man in San Francisco

A masterful love letter to the everyday artistry of San Francisco.Read More