Category: Film

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    Anneka Honeyball

    This Week at Harbour Lights (18/11/16 – 24/11/16)

    This Week at Harbour Lights: Fantastic Beasts, a FREE student screening of Bad Santa 2 and several intriguing one-off showings.

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    Ben Nash

    One to Watch: T2: Trainspotting

    Writer Ben takes a look at why the anticipated sequel, T2: Trainspotting, is one to keep on your radar.

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    James Barker

    Blu-ray Review: X-Men Apocalypse

    Culture Editor James reviews X-Men: Apocalypse, for its Blu-ray release.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    This Week at Harbour Lights (11/11/16 – 17/11/16)

    This Week at Harbour Lights: Nocturnal Animals, A Streetcat named Bob and a one-off cinematic experience for film lovers.

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    Ben Nash

    Review: Nocturnal Animals

    Writer Ben reviews the disturbing and dazzling adaptation of Austin Wright’s novel, Nocturnal Animals.

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    Georgie Hawke

    Review: A Street Cat Named Bob

    Writer Georgie Hawke reviews the heart-warming true story of how one ginger cat helped transform the life of former busker and drug addict James Bowen.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Review: I Am Not a Serial Killer

    Writer David reviews the new thriller based on Dan Wells’ book of the same name.

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    Lydia Cline

    Review: The Man Who Was Thursday

    Writer Lydia reviews The Man Who Was Thursday, the novel-turned-film starring François Arnaud and Ana Uluru.

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    Liam Beazley

    A Letter To: Quentin Tarantino

    Following recent news that Quentin Tarantino plans to retire after the release of his tenth film, writer Liam pens a letter to the director to change his mind.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    This Week at Harbour Lights (04/11/16 – 10/11/16)

    This Week at Harbour Lights: Nocturnal Animals, The Light Between Oceans and Sister Act.

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    Mirek Gosney

    Review: Nanny Culture

    Writer Mirek reviews the documentary which follows a British nanny from London to her post in Abu Dhabi where she works as a full-time nanny to six children in a wealthy Emirati household.

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    Hollie Geraghty

    LFF Review: Free Fire

    Writer Hollie reviews the closing night gala from London Film Festival, Ben Wheatley quirky action comedy.

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    Sophie Trenear

    Raindance Film Festival: – “There’s no point running out and shooting something unless you’ve got a script that is amazing” – An interview with Keir and Dédé Burrows, Part Two

    In part two of The Edge‘s interview with director-producer team Keir and Dédé Burrows, the names behind Raindance favourite Worm, we continued to talk about the brilliance of sci-fi, including our favourite sci-fi’s, and whether Alex Garland’s Ex Machina can really stand the test the time… One of the questions Worm tries to answer, or at least bring up, […]

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    Thea Hartman

    Actor in Focus: Eddie Redmayne

    Thea Hartman follows the journey of actor Eddie Redmayne ahead of the release of his new, highly anticipated film, ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’.