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Film Reviews
/ 11 years ago

Lord Of Tears Review

Director: Lawrie Brewster. Starring: David Schofield, Lexy Hulme, Euan Douglas and Jamie Gordon. Certificate: 15 Running Time: 90 minutes. Synopsis: LORD OF TEARS tells...

By Craig Hunter

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Film Festivals
/ 2 hours ago

‘The Ceremony is About to Begin’ review: Dir. Sean Nichols Lynch [SoHome 2024]

Having already screened in the US at Panic Fest, Sean Lynch’s The Ceremony is...

By Kat Hughes
Film News
/ 8 hours ago

Trailer for Neil Burger-helmed ‘Inheritance’ with Phoebe Dynevor

Coming to screens in January.

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 day ago

‘Memoir of a Snail’ release date set for the UK

The film scooped the Best Film award at this year's LFF.

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

Charlize Theron has also joined Christopher Nolan’s next film

In addition to the recently added Robert Pattinson, Charlize Theron has also reportedly joined...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

A sequel to ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ is reportedly on the way

Variety is reporting that a sequel to Slumbdog Millionaire is in the works after...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

Clint Eastwood’s ‘Juror #2’ to get premium home release on 2nd December

Warner Brothers Home Entertainment has dropped us a line to inform us that Clint...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

‘The Apprentice’ sets home premiere debut

The Apprentice has set a UK home premiere following a successful run in cinemas...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

First British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) announced

The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) today announced the winners of its ten film...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

Sunglasses as Symbols of Status in TV and Cinema

Over the years, some of the most iconic film moments have come to life...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 3 days ago

PÖFF 28: ‘Oh, Tallinn’, a round-up of this year’s Black Nights Film Festival

We head to Estonia's capital for the 28th edition of its famous Black Nights...

By Paul Heath