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The Pixar Story is a 2007 documentary directed by Leslie Iwerks retracing the growing success of the famous company, now partnered with Disney – and when I say the word success, I mean it: the film blatantly solely focuses on the ups of the company, reducing the downs to the harsh début any company has […]
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The Edge’s film writers take a look at the film characters that gave them the worst nightmares.
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The French Cinema Night finds its root in the European Recreate Programme and developed as one of the strong strand, yet slightly aside, of the festival.
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The opening night started the festival on a rather classical but deeply enjoyable note, says our Film Editor.
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Once the narrative unfolds, it gets clear that Cronenberg’s exploration of the themes he tackles dramatically steps aside any first expectation, says our Film Editor.
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Following François Truffaut’s 30th death anniversary, Artificial Eye is releasing some of the French director’s films on blu-ray with a delightful bunch of extras.
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Forget the gloominess of the weather and the end-of-Summer feeling; pick a film and hide yourself away in cinemas this week.
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The story offers a moving portrait of three teenage girls in their musical journey to prove that punk isn’t dead.
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Lucy, Alleluia, Deliver Us From Evil, Into The Storm, Wolfcop: which one of these will be your thrill this week?
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Watching The Big Lebowski in a bowling alley or Dawn of the Dead in an empty shopping mall will be possible near Southampton at the end of September.
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Robin Wright has left Frank Underwood for 122 minutes and stars in The Congress this week. Read our full film round-up and see who else is arriving on the big screen.
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It is a true pleasure to see the film finally being released in the UK after a rather silent presence in cinemas couple of months ago, says our Film Editor.
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With an awkward mistreatment of both its characters and narration, the film doesn’t manage to find its voice.