Digital theatre review: The Tempest (2013)

The Tempest has never been this writer’s most loved Shakespeare play. With its complicated themes of colonialism underlying a a story of revenge and redemption, it’s not exactly a barrel of laughs a minute. It’s rich, intriguing and full of … Read More

What’s leaving Sky and NOW TV in June / July 2020?

Sky’s growing number of original shows and ever-expanding catalogue of blockbusters is ideal for keeping your days and nights occupied, but before you break open new box sets or devour some big-hitting films, don’t miss your chance to catch some … Read More

Time Travel Thursdays: Another Time (2018)

A science whizz travels back in time to win the woman of his dreams in this watchable but poorly developed romance.Read More

VOD film review: The Uncertain Kingdom – Volumes I & II

This timely anthology provides food for thought and a showcase for talented filmmakers.Read More

UK Jewish Film Festival review: The Viewing Booth

This fascinating and provocative documentary explores the way we interpret images through our preconceptions.Read More

Fortnite hosts Christopher Nolan movie night

Friday night is movie night on Fortnite, as the video game prepares to stream a trio of Christopher Nolan classics this weekend.

The battle royal game has been a veritable phenomenon in recent years, as 350 million players sign in … Read More

Irresistible: Jon Stewart comedy set for UK digital release

Irresistible, the new comedy directed by Jon Stewart, is set for a digital release this weekend in the UK.

The film marks the second directorial effort from the former host of The Daily Show, following 2014’s Rosewater. Where that was … Read More

MUBI hosts free preview of Werner Herzog’s Family Romance, LLC

MUBI is hosting a few preview of Werner Herzog’s Family Romance, LLC this July.

In collaboration with the UK distributor Modern Films, the latest film from the Aguirre and Cave of Forgotten Dreams helmer will be available to stream on … Read More

Sheffield Doc/Fest Events: The Viewing Booth leads Q&A line-up

Sheffield Doc/Fest is here, but not as we know it, as the 2020 edition of the annual documentary festival heads online for a virtual version of the event.

The line-up includes 115 films, with title streaming on the festival’s … Read More

Shudder undergoes Metamorphosis this July

Shudder is undergoing a Metamorphosis this July, with the release of Hong-Seon Kim’s new horror.

In this fresh spin on a demonic possession story, Joong-Su, an exorcist, must face a demon he tragically failed to defeat in the past when … Read More