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HOME Cinema Preview: 3rd November

James Gill talks us through this week at HOME Cinema

Review: Geostorm

The only thing Geostorm does on a worldwide scale is disappoint

United Carabounce back after their loss at Huddersfield

Lingard bags a brace as Swansea lacked the attitude to compete

HOME Cinema Preview: 20th October

James Gill takes us through this week’s cinema events at HOME

The Red Devils narrowly win in a tough match at Benfica

Rashford scored the only goal, a free kick from distance

United remain undefeated after a draw at Anfield

Luka-can’t continue his incredible goalscoring run

FC United crash out of the FA Cup’s final qualifying round

Neither Salford nor FC United have made it to the first round proper

Shock defeat for United as Huddersfield reign supreme

Awful. Awful, awful, awful, awful.

Review: Cotton Wool

Nicholas Connor’s latest short film is his most evocative yet

Is the Champions League draught in England finally going to end?

James Gill gives his thoughts on the Champions League at the group stage’s halfway point

Review: Blade Runner 2049

2017 seems to be the year in which Harrison Ford finally cares about his acting performances again

England: same story, different competition

James Gill gives his two cents on the current state of English football

HOME Cinema Preview: 13th October

James Gill takes us through HOME’s cinema releases this week

Review: Missing (1982)

A criticism of the United States government so damning it was banned from being released until 2006

xG and You: The newest stat sweeping football

The best thing since Diego Costa’s move away from the Premier League or a stat too far?

Lukaku: The real deal or a poor man’s Benteke?

James Gill gives his thoughts on the Belgian’s time at United so far

HOME Cinema Preview: 6th October

James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema

Review: Tawai

An at times touching depiction of the effects of deforestation is hampered by Parry’s poor direction

In Conversation: Kevin Jerome Everson

A rare visit to the UK by the prolific filmmaker and professor

Review: Borg vs McEnroe

The greatest game of tennis ever played becomes another boring day at the office in this underachieving film