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Review: The Influencer Project ★★★★★

Review: The Influencer Project ★★★★★

02/10/2026 · by Stuart Wilson · in reviews, cinema, film

Influencer Chiara King plays influencer Chiara King in this supremely slick horror flick, which gleefully abandons logic in favour of giving audiences an great ride.

Review: PictureEast Film Festival 2026 ★★★★★

Review: PictureEast Film Festival 2026 ★★★★★

05/02/2026 · by Stuart Wilson · in reviews, festivals, film

This incredible free film festival from The New Black Film Collective and Film London delivers an unmissable cinematic celebration of cultures & diversity.

Review: Heaven at Southwark Playhouse ★★★

Review: Heaven at Southwark Playhouse ★★★

10/02/2025 · by Mary & Hamish · in reviews, cinema, film

While reaching for the heavens, this laugh-out-loud exploration of aging doesn’t quite make the landing.

Review: King Baby (2024) ★★★★★

Review: King Baby (2024) ★★★★★

10/12/2024 · by Stuart Wilson · in reviews, cinema, film

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.

Interview: Richard DeDomenici, Inspired Creator Behind the Mission: Impossible - Fallout City Chase Walk

Interview: Richard DeDomenici, Inspired Creator Behind the Mission: Impossible – Fallout City Chase Walk

05/12/2024 · by Stuart Wilson · in interview, film, immersive, interactive, outdoor

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.

Review: Distant Memories of the Near Future ★★★★

Review: Distant Memories of the Near Future ★★★★

23/11/2024 · by Mary & Hamish · in reviews, cinema, film

Distant Memories of the Near Future is a heartwarming dystopia exploring connection in an AI near-future.

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Interview: LIFFF (London International Fantastic Film Festival)’s Kanako Fujita

21/11/2024 · by Rupert Dannreuther · in interview, festivals, film

We were excited to catch up with Kanako Fujita, director of the brand new London International Fantastic Film Festival.

Review: Ura Matsuri 2024 ★★★★★

Review: Ura Matsuri 2024 ★★★★★

26/10/2024 · by Stuart Wilson · in cinema, film, reviews

Frank Chickens headline the latest edition of the festival they founded in 2016, yet again delivering a night of unparalleled awe and wonder!

Review: Green Border ★★★★★

Review: Green Border ★★★★★

01/07/2024 · by Stuart Wilson · in reviews, cinema, film

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.

All you need to know about the 2024 Awards Season - and what's worth seeing in cinemas now!

All you need to know about the 2024 Awards Season – and what’s worth seeing in cinemas now!

01/02/2024 · by Blanka Douglas · in film, awards, cinema

Blanka Douglas analyses some of the runners and riders, and tries to guess this year’s likely winners at the Oscars and BAFTAs.

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