Final Poster for The Hunger Games Revealed

It’s the latest young adult series to become acceptable for adults to read on the train and after months of promotion and social marketing, here’s the final poster to be released in time for the first film based on the … Read More

£200 million “Project Pinewood” Scrapped After Government Refuses Planning Permission

“Make more commercial films” the Prime Minister demanded of the British film industry earlier this week. And today the government may as well have added “Just don’t film them here” as a £200million expansion of Pinewood Studios had to be … Read More

LFF Preview – Junkhearts

★★★☆☆

There’s nothing more tragic than ordinary people struggling with drug addictions and the problems they lead to. Junkhearts follows the story of an alcoholic ex-soldier, Frank (Eddie Marsan) who meets a homeless girl, Lynette (Candese Reid). The … Read More

Actress suing IMDb for showing her age

AFP have reported on an unnamed actress in the US who has lodged a $1 million case against IMDb’s parent company Amazon accusing them of revealing her age on the film industry website IMDB by using personal details from … Read More

By Day and By Night – Raindance Review

★★★★☆ Mexican director Alejandro Molina offers a visually stunning science fiction film which contemplates the question of whether the human race can control its over-swelling existence and if so at what cost. There is no time line … Read More

Like Crazy – LFF Review

★★★★☆

The London Film Festival screenings of Like Crazy were packed with filmmakers and actors trying to get tips from the indie film; that was shot on a Canon 7D and improvised around a 50 page breakdown; that … Read More

Forget Paris – Raindance Review

★★★☆☆

Among the fairy tale endings and glossy overtures of romantic stories, it’s often refreshing to see a film that takes a grittier approach to relationships. 23 year old writer-director Christopher Presswell presents his … Read More

After Fall, Winter – Raindance Review

★★★★★

Michael Shivers is a broken man. After submitting his latest manuscript to eight publishing houses he desperately hopes one of them would provide a large enough advance to resolve his … Read More

LFF Preview – Bernie

★★★★☆

London Film Festival press previews kicked off with Richard Linklater’s dark comedy ‘Bernie’ starring Jack Black and Matthew McConaughey.

Bernie is based on the true story of Bernie Tiede an eccentric mortician in Carthage, Texas on trial … Read More

LFF Preview – Children Who Chase Lost Voices from Deep Below

★★★★★

Children Who Chase Lost Voices from Deep Below is not the catchiest of titles but it pretty much sums up the basic premise of the film.

The official syopsis is: “A coming of age story involving young … Read More