While reaching for the heavens, this laugh-out-loud exploration of aging doesn’t quite make the landing.
We caught up with The Scarlett Letters own Marin Scarlett over the holidays, to find out all about Bethnal Green’s newest bookshop, her inspirations, and some unmissable Things To Do in London!
In King Baby, writer-director collaborators Kit Redstone & Arran Shearing deliver a deliciously mischievous slice of satire, deconstructing toxic masculinity with style and subversive wit.
Ever found yourself watching a chase-scene in a big-budget blockbuster – let’s say Mission: Impossible – Fallout – and thinking ‘I wish I could do that!’. Well, now you can – at a steady walking pace – thanks to Richard DeDomenici, the City of London Corporation and Setmaker.
Distant Memories of the Near Future is a heartwarming dystopia exploring connection in an AI near-future.
We were excited to catch up with Kanako Fujita, director of the brand new London International Fantastic Film Festival.
Frank Chickens headline the latest edition of the festival they founded in 2016, yet again delivering a night of unparalleled awe and wonder!
Rich Mix, the vibrant cultural hub in East London, recently played host to a delightful showcase of comedic talent with the Short Com Film and Animation Festival.
We caught up with Short Com Film and Animation Festival founder Chris Aitken to talk about this year’s feast of laughs. Short Com Film and Animation Festival 2024 | 28 September-23 October 2024 | London & Edinburgh Tell us about…
Director Agnieszka Holland’s Venice Special Jury Prize winner, Green Border, is a heartbreakingly powerful dramatisation of a human rights travesty on the borders of Europe.
