Film Archive
16th October 2021
Diversity Problems: In the Heights adaption received backlash
Hamilton writer Lin-Manuel Miranda faces backlash over In the Heights film adaption.
16th October 2021
The Evolution of an Emotional Bond
Amid criticism, Craig’s increased vulnerability as Bond has historical foundations in the original novels.
12th October 2021
The Green Knight: Dev Patel shines in spectacular medieval adventure
Dev Patel shines in A24’s new adaption of medieval romance and chivalry
12th October 2021
Disney’s Cruella: De Vil-lishly Entertaining
A review of Emma Stone’s latest performance as Cruella and the re-imagining of on one of Disney’s classic films, 101 Dalmations
11th October 2021
Where to Watch: A Guide to Manchester’s Cinemas
Where are Manchester’s best cinemas? The Mancunion answers this question with a cohesive list of the best places to go around the city
11th October 2021
No Time To Die: Takes too long to die
Daniel Craig’s final outing as Bond is packed full of action and homages to his time in the role.
1st October 2021
Gloriously Horrifying: Grimmfest Preview
Be prepared to be horrified, disturbed and spooked at this year’s Grimmfest.
29th September 2021
Sundance London 2021: The Sparks Brothers – interview and review
Joe McFadden interviews Edgar Wright at Sundance London 2021 about his new documentary The Sparks Brothers.
29th September 2021
The Exciting World of Mancunion Film!
Known for its exciting and edgy art scene, The Mancunion introduces you to Manchester’s cinematic history.
10th August 2021
Sundance London 2021 recap: Day 3 – CODA, Pleasure, and more
The third day of Sundance London 2021 featured a wide variety of films, ranging from Sian Heder’s indie coming-of-age darling CODA to the European pornography drama Pleasure. Read on for a recap and review of day 3.
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9th August 2021
Sundance London 2021 recap: Day 2 – The Nest, Zola, and more
The second day of Sundance London 2021 featured a wide variety of films, ranging from 80s financial drama The Nest, starring Jude Law, to Zola, the first ever film to be based on a viral twitter thread. Read on for a recap and review of day 2.
8th August 2021
Sundance London 2021 recap: Day 1 – Edgar Wright, Censor, and more
The first day of Sundance London 2021 featured a wide variety of films, ranging from Edgar Wright’s music documentary The Sparks Brothers to the British indie-horror Censor. Read on for a recap and review of day 1.
20th May 2021
Does non-fiction mean dry? A look into Best Documentary 2021 nominees
This is an exciting era for the documentary format. Don’t take the Academy’s word for it.
19th May 2021
International Cinema: Africa and the Middle East
Our contributors picked their favourite films from Africa and the Middle East in the fourth instalment of the International Cinema series
13th May 2021
Cinemas are back soon – here’s what I’m looking forward to
Katie Bray tells us why she is looking forward to cinemas reopening, and the films she is most excited to watch when they do
10th May 2021
Fast money isn’t easy to come by in Snabba Cash
Snabba Cash, Netflix’s latest adaptation of Jens Lapidus’s famous trilogy, is a thrilling portrayal of Stockholm’s underworld
6th May 2021
Promising Young Woman: The most important film of the year?
Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman is epitome of a #metoo film, writes Joe McFadden
1st May 2021
Palm Springs: The time loop romcom we need?
Andy Samberg and Christin Milioti shine in this sun swept, time bending romcom
30th April 2021
Nomadland: Escaping the system in search for freedom
Chloe Zhao’s Oscar-winning Nomadland is a unique poetic meditation on freedom, happiness, and being human
30th April 2021
93rd Academy Awards Reviewed
Hollywood’s biggest night of the year faced its biggest challenge going ahead during a pandemic. Did they pull it off?