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May 72 min read

A HORSE NAMED WINX - “The fairy tale you know, the story you don’t”

Transmission Films have announced that A Horse Named Winx – the story of one of our greatest athletes - will be released in cinemas.

Mar 104 min read

From Stage to Screen: Theatre Thoughts talks 'Vanya' with Director Sam Yates

Sam Yates shares insights into Andrew Scott's mesmerizing performance in 'Vanya' and the unique experience of bringing the play to cinemas.

Mar 64 min read

Vanya - National Theatre Live (UK)

Andrew Scott's Vanya is - to use the clichés - a tour de force masterclass in acting where Chekhov falls by the wayside.

Feb 121 min read

First look at WICKED: Part One drops online!

The first look at WICKED the movie adaptation of Stephen Schwartz's award-winning musical has dropped during the Superbowl.

Nov 28, 20233 min read

Film Review: Silent Night (2023)

Joel Kinnaman brings gritty brutality to this experimental Christmas themed action flop by director John Woo. 2 STARS

Oct 16, 20232 min read

Film Review: Monolith (2023)

Superbly led by Lily Sullivan, 'Monolith' dives into the ethics of journalism in an audio-virtual world, with an Orwellian twist. 3.5 STARS

Jul 27, 20233 min read

Film Review: The Miracle Club (2023)

A quietly feminist film about forgiveness and reconciliation, led by the ever joyful Dame Maggie Smith and Kathy Bates. 3 STARS

Jun 26, 20232 min read

Film Review: Driving Madeleine (2023)

A heartwarming, gentle ride through the streets of Paris. 3 STARS

May 29, 20232 min read

Film Review: Bank of Dave

An interesting story that should please most cinemagoers looking for a feel-good movie. 3 STARS

May 11, 20233 min read

OLIVIER AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL OKLAHAMA COMES TO CINEMAS

The film will be screened in more than 800 cinemas around the globe for two days only, on Sunday, July 16 and Wednesday, July 19

Feb 3, 20234 min read

Film Review: The Son (2023)

A fragile exploration of mental health that is, at it's heart, well-meaning, though handled awkwardly by its director. 3.5 STARS

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