Delve into the variety of Spanish-language cinema with HOME’s annual ¡Viva! film festival

Witch potions, dramatic wind and a religious Martin Freeman can’t save this generic Great Depression era folk tale.

Take a journey into the queer South Asian underground with MFF’s indie drama about identity and discovery.

Forget the Oscars ceremony. This is where to find who should really be winning these awards.

Looking for a new signature scent? Or just wondering what fragrance your library crush is wearing? Either way, our experts have weighed in on their favourite perfumes and colognes

Jeremy Allen White is paving the way for a new kind of star but what makes him stand out from the crowd?

What’s more prestigious than the Oscars? Our Film Section’s 2023 round up. It’s a list directors can only dream of being a part of

The 20th edition of the JFTFP promises to bring the wonderful, varied world of Japanese cinema to Manchester. We chat with festival director Junko Takekawa as she discusses the unique films on the programme

As Christmas comes around once again, these are the gifts you should be getting for the cinephiles in your life

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest film returns again to themes of childhood and family, but this time round does all of its story strands mesh well together?

David Fincher’s new Netflix thriller puts its killer in a Hawaiian shirt, playing with the history of assassin films and mixing it with his signature style

This chronicle of a fictional motorcycle gang hit Leeds Film Festival to a packed crowd but are its bold stylistic choices ultimately its downfall?

Director of Manchester Animation Festival sits down to talk about this years programme and the threat of distributors and AI in the world of animation

Manchester Animation Festival is back at HOME cinema with everything from the long-awaited Chicken Run sequel to Lego stop motion workshops

Manchester’s little brother in the North Leeds is home to one of the UK’s largest film festivals with its latest edition spanning over two weeks this November

Manchester’s unique celebration of horror and genre film returns with a fascinating mix of archive classics and new international shorts.

Luna Carmoon’s striking British debut traverses genres as it explores grief and family ties

Rewriting the language of the Western, Scorsese’s latest film demands to be seen as it tells the forgotten story of the Osage murders

Complex morality and comedic melodrama collide in Todd Hayne’s study of sexual assault and the tabloid media

Emerald Fennell’s sophomore feature tackles class and privilege in a bold maximalist vision for LFF’s opening night film