Out at the Movies: A History of Gay Cinema
An essential account of the history of gay cinema from life in the shadows to Oscar wins.
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An essential account of the history of gay cinema from life in the shadows to Oscar wins.
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Personal issues couple with murderous desires in Brighton, in this newly restored social drama from Ealing Studios.
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Exorcism, demons and blasphemy in this visually imaginative début feature from Marc Carreté
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Film and film festivals in foreign countries confuse film-director Emil Forester as he finds film funny in Karastan.
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The gangs of New York that inspired The Warriors are revealed in this documentary that links music and mayhem on the streets. From 45mm to 45 rpm…
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An in-depth look from the inside as Iranian film-makers discuss the process and restrictions of post Islamic revolution cinema.
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Hits, gangs, hallucinations and family life combine in the gritty Essex thriller Breakdown.
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A journey has a boy growing up in an engaging dramatic adventure of unforseen conflict in Naji Abu Nowar’s road (should that be desert) movie
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A tragedy evolves into a cross continent relationship in this engaging drama
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Kung fu cool as rival schools battle for stylistic dominance.
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A lost generation loves and loses in this razor sharp budget black comedy.
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A drama about family relationships and epilepsy.
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An essential insight into the film industry for those seeking to write and/or direct films.
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Helen Jacey and Craig Batty’s guide to writing the script for box-office rom-com success.
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A fascinating documentary about a nanny who happened to be one of the best photographers of the 20th century.
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School savagery and serial killing abound in film from the brilliant bad boy of Japanese cinema Miike Takashi.
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A return to the outback in the gore-laden sequel to Wolf Creek. Mick Taylor returns and even the kangaroos aren’t safe, in front of trucks or in songs…
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Evil Feed is an on-line horror martial arts cannibalism comedy. Does that whet your appetite?
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Pulp, the band, the documentary. Successful? Or does it fail like common people do?
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High school horrors created by clandestine school societies.
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