“She’ll Still Take Steam!”: The Titfield Thunderbolt Bluray Review
The Ealing Comedy holds a fascinating place in British film history and cultural memory. Now, Studio Canal has released one of the studio’s lesser-seen films,...
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“She cries, but she still keeps going”: Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese on ‘Lesbian Space Princess’
Lesbian Space Princess is one of the funniest animated comedies in recent years. The film follows the adventures of lesbian space princess Saira (Shabana Azeez)...
“Anyone’s life can be upended”: The Birthday Gift Interviews
The Birthday Party is a fascinating, award-winning short film that sees an Argentine birthday party upended by revelations about it’s characters tragic history. We had...
“When the lights go down and the curtains open, that’s the show”: Projectionists Andrew Walker and Jennifer Weston-Beyer on Big Screen Formats
Andrew Walker and Jennifer Weston-Beyer are projectionists at the Pictureville Cinema in Bradford, the home to the Widescreen Weekend and soon to host one of...
Curating Suspense: Inside the Four Seasons of Hitchcock with Rebecca McCallum
Rebecca McCallum is a writer, curator, podcaster and devoted student of Hitchcock’s cinema. She shall be presenting a season of Hitchcock films at the Pictureville...
Twinless Review: A Twisted Yet Delightful Dark Comedy
Roman (Dylan O’Brien) has lost his twin brother Rocky (also Dylan O’Brien, naturally). Aggravated by the reaction of his mother and of Rocky’s friends who...
How a 1949 Queer Experimental Film proves that Die Hard is a Christmas film
Home Alone star Macauley Culkin recently weighed in on one of the oldest and often tedious debates in film culture: is Die Hard a Christmas...
‘The People Behind the Camera Behind the Animals’: Super Nature Review
Around the world, we see filmmakers chasing gorillas, reindeer, kangaroos, butterflies, snakes and dolphins across glorious rainforests, Arctic tundras, and scorched deserts, clutching their Super...
‘The Mourning Of’ Review: A Short Film About Grief
Merced Elizondo’s short film explores the tragically sinister side of grief; the guilt associated with the vulnerability that arises from that darkness. Natalia Villegas plays...
‘Somnium’ Review: Stylish Hollywood Sci-fi Horror
If you’re on the grind and trying to make your dreams come true, can you really afford not to make the most productive use of...