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

It’s autumn and time to get cosy in front of the small screen. If you’re struggling with what to watch this year, this is your list to consult

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

Following his retelling of Fantastic Mr. Fox, Wes Anderson is back once again in the Roald Dahl universe – only this time with four short films premiering on Netflix

Amanda Nell Eu makes her directorial debut with soft body horror Tiger Stripes

Ahead of the release of Priscilla, The Mancunion dives into the chic, pastel-coloured world of the director Sofia Coppola

Despite being made nearly a century ago, Fritz Lang’s classic lives up to be one of the best thrillers of all time

With Killers of the Flower Moon riding high on critics reviews and early awards buzz, find out where it ranks amongst all of Scorsese and DiCaprio’s collaborations

Magnus Martens’ festive black comedy sees it’s UK premiere as part of FilmFear at Manchester’s HOME cinema

As The Wolf of Wall Street turns ten and Killers of the Flower Moon hits cinemas, The Mancunion reflects on Scorsese’s reluctant debt to spectacle

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

FilmFear in collaboration with Manchester’s HOME cinema presents SCALA!!!, a vibrant documentary centred around the legendary London cinema

The Mancunion reflect on the successes and flaws of one of the most critically acclaimed but divisive films of the year

Amazon Prime’s new film will entice you with romance and cake but its poignant reflections on life will make you stay

After his Halloween Trilogy, David Gordon Green returns to reboot another classic horror, unfortunately, the result leaves a sour taste

In light of Scorsese’s recent comments, we go back to reexamine the mixed messaging of one of the director’s messier efforts

Taylor Swift’s latest concert film brings collective joy amongst her fans as she performs her biggest hits for three whole hours

From When Harry Met Sally to Richard Curtis, comfort and catharsis are at the heart of the rom-com genre

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