Marvel’s latest sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever hit the cinemas on November 11 and here’s what we have to say on it

Cinematographer and film lecturer at the University of Salford, Laura Hilliard, talks about filmmaking, cinematography, and the barriers of the film industry

Mustang stunningly captures a notion of female unity, it is distinctive in its relevancy to contemporary feminist movements

Charlotte Well’s directorial debut tackles the fallibility of the parent and the limitations of childhood perspective

As part of The Mancunion’s Reclaim the Night coverage, we take a look at Giuseppe Tornatore’s Malena through the lense of female solidarity

Florence Pugh is miraculous as she tackles faith and science head-on in Sebastian Lelio’s dark Netflix period drama

Hollywood’s nepotism babies seem to be getting more attention on TikTok than they do on screen, here’s why

Isabel May portrays a teenage girl’s catharsis through filmmaking in The Moon & Back

How can you put down your textbook, but still get in your astrophysics revision? Watch Interstellar of course!

From Director Phylis Nagy (Carol, Mrs Harris), Call Jane is a fictional narrative based on an illegal abortion network of women in the 1960s, who called themselves “The Janes”. Although Call Jane is a critical look back at darker times the unavailability of abortions is still a widespread problem for many Americans. After the reversal […]

Tales from a year abroad: The SEMINICI Film Festival was an enriching and welcome presence to the city

Although the film title may come across as a ‘cheesy’ or ‘cringe’, Tune in For Love not only constructs a complex notion of love, but also captures South-Korea in a period of great economic change

George Pack director of the student film “Wheels of Fortune” speaks about low budget filmmaking and the directors that inspire him

McDonagh’s newest film strikes a potent balance between tragedy and hilarity

The Mancunion film team kick off their global cinema series with a focus on French cinema

My Policeman falls flat despite its star studded cast

Despite some strong performances, DC’s latest comic book flick Black Adam is average at the very best

After 40 years Blade Runner is still an extremely poignant and thought-provoking film

As Halloween approaches The Mancunion looks into Black representation in horror films, from its tokenistic origins to the pioneers of ‘Black Horror’ today

The Mancunion film team have collated the most spine chilling flicks to keep you awake this Halloween