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In 2006, Noel Clarke made his screenwriting debut with Kidulthood. Two years later, he directed...

As the audience files into the domed...

Wineglass as full as his ego, flamboyant Frenchman...

As if reducing Dickens to 90 minutes wasn’t enough of a mean feat, this production...

Anna and Ben are a normal couple, going through normal relationship...

Adapted from three short stories by Alice Munro, Julieta by Pedro Almodóvar premieres in the...

The Purge: Election Year is the latest film in the The Purge series by writer...

Whilst classic Westerns generally ring with the incessant patter of gunfire, in the modern age...

The Lounge is a masterclass in character acting and social commentary. Set in...