Tag: cinema

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    Jack Gracie

    Notes on News: Lytro – The future of cameras?

    Head of Design Jack Gracie discusses why a Lytro’s new camera technology could prove revolutionary for amateur film-makers.

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    Harrison Abbott

    Review: Hardcore Henry

    This bonkers POV gore-fest delivers unrelentingly inventive action, says Culture Editor Harrison Abbott.

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    Hannah Postinger

    Review: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2

    This late sequel is just as side-splitting as the original says Hannah Postinger.

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    Jack Gracie

    ‘With animation the scene can take a life of its own’: An interview with directors of the Oscar nominated Anomalisa

    Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson are the directors of 2015’s Anomalisa; based on a play of the same name, it is a masterfully created stop motion picture in which a lonely help author Michael (voiced by actor David Thewlis) sees everyone the same until he meets a certain special woman, Lisa (voiced by Jennifer Jason Leigh), […]

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    Hollie Geraghty

    Notes on News: Should films be available in homes on the day of cinema release?

    Hollie discusses the pros and cons of a new proposal which could allow people to watch new films in their own homes, at the same time as they are released in cinemas.

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    Jack Gracie

    Review: Trumbo

    Bryan Cranston’s Oscar-push is strictly average, says Head of Design Jack.

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    Jack Gracie

    Review: Bone Tomahawk

    Squeamish Head of Design Jack accidentally saw a horror film, but rather liked it.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    The Edge Live Blogs: The EE BAFTAS 2016

    Join us for our live-blog of this year’s EE BAFTA ceremony from 9pm to find out who wins the biggest awards! Spoilers ahead!

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    Rehana Nurmahi

    Growing Up With Bollywood

    Writer Rehana Nurmahi reflects on her childhood experience of Bollywood cinema and the special place it holds in her heart

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    Charlie Masters

    Review: The Hateful Eight

    Quentin Tarantino’s counter-Western just can’t disappoint, writes Charlie Masters.

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    Sophie Trenear

    Review: Joy

    The Edge’s first review of 2016 sees Sophie Trenear tackling David O. Russell’s latest Oscar contender.

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    Sophie Trenear

    In Defence of Fantastic Four (2015)

    Josh Trank’s superhero re-boot isn’t anywhere near as bad as some say, says Sophie Trenear.

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    Union Films

    This Week at Union Films

    This week at Union Films (16/11/15 – 22/11/15) sees the regional premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 and the star studded Everest.

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    Hannah Postinger

    Review: Burnt

    Bradley Cooper’s latest star vehicle isn’t quite up to scratch, says Hannah Postinger.