An interview with Richard Hughes, director of Found

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

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

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

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

First-time director Peter Trifunovic hits gold with busking mockumentary

A Silent Voice is a captivating and sensitive insight into the effect of high school bullying on individuals, writes Andrew Wong

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

Action Bronson loves tacos, ice-cream and Chicago

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

Cassie Hyde praises Kristen Stewart in her latest endeavour

Manchester Lift-Off Film Festival promotes up-and-coming filmmakers

Georgie Welch reviews Asghar Farhadi’s Oscar winning drama

Elegant scriptwriting and heartfelt acting has created the emotive masterpiece that is The Olive Tree

“Our story is about a town, a small town and the people who live in the town”