James Gill explores the development process of Adam A. Losurdo’s innovative zombie film

Rajnish Sharma on his post-apocalyptic short film

James Gill Interviews the Northern Lights Director

The Mancunion speaks to directors Maude Plante-Husaruk and Daniel Watts about their films which featured at the Manchester Lift-Off Festival 2017

An interview with Richard Hughes, director of Found

James Gill outlines one half of the short film selection for the second day of the Lift-Off Film Festival

James Gill reviews five shorts from the final day of the Manchester Lift-Off Film Festival

17 year old Nicholas Connor debut feature film

First-time director Peter Trifunovic hits gold with busking mockumentary

James Gill covers the first set of short films from the Manchester Lift-Off Film Festival

Unconventional coming-of-age tale Creedmoria is James Gill’s pick for first prize film at MANIFF 2017

An understated comedy about finding happiness in the simpler things

The world premier of Warren Malone’s tale set in London

James Gill’s thoughts on the films UK premier at MANIFF 2017

This subpar movie is based on the Boston marathon bombings

In the gold rush of gold rush films, not every one will hit the jackpot

An ordinary film about the extraordinary

James Gill’s thoughts on the adaptation of Patrick Ness’s highly acclaimed novel

Hacksaw Ridge represents Mel Gibson’s triumphant return to directing after a decade away from the chair

Kevin MacDonald’s Sky Ladder explores the artistic process behind his work, the origins of his illustrious career, and the shackles of patriotic ‘collaboration’