Mila Filipova reviews My Favourite War as a part of the Manchester Animation Festival, held at HOME

Last month marked the 50th anniversary of Peter Bogdanovich’s The Last Picture Show, a coming-of-age drama set in a small Texan town

Through the lens of body horror, Julia Ducouranu’s 2016 film ‘Raw’ goes against the classic ‘coming of age’ story, exploring the harrowing realities of female puberty.

Stylish and comedic, the new black Western The Harder They Fall combines its diverse soundtrack with gun fighting thrills and horse chasing adventure

Revisiting our favourite golden oldies, this time a spine chilling sci-fi horror which has gained a cult following since it’s original release

Tom Wrinch-Smith ranks Edgar Wright exploring his favourites and least favourites films from the director

Despite the growing prominence of spiking, film and TV seem to address the issue all too infrequently. Here’s why!

Set in vibrant 1920s New York, Rebecca Hall’s debut feature is a unique commentary on racial identity, jealousy, and finding one’s community

Spencer is a messy, spoon-fed affront to intellect that feverishly meanders its way through its almost 2 hour runtime

As a film that attempts to capture the array of stories being covered by the numerous journalists of the French Dispatch paper, it feels only fitting that we at the Mancunion follow suit as four of our journalists tackle the story that is Wes Anderson’s new film.

Despite its glorious design and chilling colour palette, Edgar Wright’s new film at times goes for narrative style over substance

Ella Robinson reviews the ‘Women in Film’ collection shown as part of Kinofilm festival at Chapeltown picture house

Kinofilm’s LGBTQ Shorts Programme showcases a variety of queer short films, from a lesbian war drama to a family dramedy

Mila Filipova writes a review for Kinofest’s The Pebble and the Boy, exploring the director’s love of music and the 80s decade.

Mila Filipova gives us an insight into the Italian shorts at Manchester’s local festival, Kinofest 2021

Mila Filipova explores the award winning selection of International films shown at Kinofilm fest 2021.

Having attended Cannes this summer, Michal Wasilewski shares his festival experiences and thoughts about this year’s greatest films

Born out of a post war slump and growing permissiveness, the genre of erotic horror remains one of the most controversial and influential in cinema history

Production crew walk out prevented at last minute as union begins negotiations for better working conditions

Halloween Kills delivers thrills and gore but falls short on anything resembling an interesting plot