“35 dollars for a salmon. You get the salmon to blow you for that price?”

Simon Curtis plays it safe with this A.A. Milne biopic

Jungle Fever is as powerful as it was 26 years ago

Patrick Hughes reaches the low expectations we had for his film and keeps falling

From student editor to film journalist for Empire, Neville Pierce is quite the chameleon

Eloise Wright shares her thoughts on the French stop motion

Eloïse Wright interviews Selim Azzazi

Eloïse Wright covers The Last Laugh, The Track, Faustine, The Wolves Beyond the Timber and Retriever from the Manchester Lift-Off Film Festival

Eloïse Wright covers five of the short films from the second day of the Manchester Lift-Off Festival

Eloïse Wright covers five of the the shorts from day 3 of the Manchester Lift-Off Festival

Where The Windmills Are was the third and final feature film shown at the Lift-Off film festival in March 2017, and was very popular amongst the audience at Texture in Manchester’s Northern Quarter

A sensitive but profound look at the horrific real-life Moors Murderers

An overnight sensation 30 years in the making

Eloïse Wright reflects on the 2017 Sundance Film Festival

Eloïse Wright revisits Lynch’s classic

The Birth of a Nation is a powerful film about important issues

Bleed for This is the captivating biopic Miles Teller needed to engrave his name in the hallmarks of cinema recognition