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Film News
/ 12 years ago

British Legend Dinah Sheridan Passes Away at 92

Dinah Sheridan, who was the star of such silver-screen classics as THE RAILWAY CHILDREN (1970), GENEVIEVE (1953) and 29 ACACIA...

By Sam Gilbert

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Streaming
/ 5 hours ago

MUBI sets ‘Queer’ streaming date

Acclaimed Luca Guadagnino’s film Queer has set itself a MUBI streaming date. The film...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 7 hours ago

Ryan Gosling is possibly heading to the ‘Star Wars’ universe

Ryan Gosling is being tapped to head for the Star Wars universe for a...

By Paul Heath
Film Reviews
/ 9 hours ago

‘Presence’ review: Dir. Steven Soderbergh (2025)

Written by David Koepp and directed by Steven Soderbergh, Presence is set within the...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

Glasgow Film Festival to open with John Maclean’s ‘Tornado’

It has been announced that John Maclean’s Tornado will open this year’s Glasgow Film...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 1 day ago

Berlinale 2025: Competition line-up revealed

The full line-up for the 75th Berlin International Film Festival has been announced in...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 day ago

Mission: Impossible 8 screening gets positive first reaction

A small screening of the next ‘Mission: Impossible’ movie has reportedly taken place and...

By Paul Heath
Film Reviews
/ 1 day ago

‘The Brutalist’ review: Dir. Brady Corbet (2025)

We review Brady Corbet's awards-tipped feature.

By Kat Hughes
Home Entertainment
/ 1 day ago

‘Into the Deep’ review: Dir. Christian Sesma [Digital]

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws is often thought of as one of the greatest films ever...

By Kat Hughes
Streaming
/ 2 days ago

Full trailer for season two of ‘1923’

The full trailer for the second season of Yellowstone spin-off/ sequel 1923 has been...

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
/ 2 days ago

Watch the trailer for the supernatural chiller ‘MOM’ with Emily Hampshire

Check out this trailer for the upcoming supernatural horror movie MOM which stars Emily...

By Paul Heath