Film Archive
27th November 2017
Review: The Florida Project
Willem Dafoe stars in a charming drama from Tangerine director Sean Baker
27th November 2017
Review: Félicité
An exceptional portrayal of beautiful people and places within a country facing such harships
24th November 2017
HOME Cinema Preview: 24th November
James Gill talks us through this week of November at HOME Cinema
20th November 2017
Review: Only the Brave
The story of the most deadly event for US firefighters since 9/11
17th November 2017
Review: Kaleidoscope
Toby Jones is directed by his brother in a claustrophobic, psychological thriller which impresses despite a precarious plot
17th November 2017
HOME Cinema Preview: 17th November
James Gill talks us through this week of November at HOME Cinema
16th November 2017
Review – Paddington 2
Everyone’s favourite duffle-coated-bear returns for the second time on the big screen, alongside a star-studded cast
16th November 2017
Review – Stranger Things 2
Lucas Hill-Paul journeys into the Upside Down as the long-awaited Stranger Things 2 arrives on Netflix
13th November 2017
Review: Murder on the Orient Express
It was Miss Scarlet with the candlestick in the conservatory
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13th November 2017
In Conversation with Andy Serkis
James Gill met the acclaimed actor to discuss his impressive career
13th November 2017
BFI London Film Festival – Highlights
Picks from the 61st annual festival include a dark psychological thriller, an exploration of manhood in South Africa, and Harry Dean Stanton’s final performance
13th November 2017
Review: Happy Death Day
This slasher flick from the writer of Paranormal Activity acknowledges its glaring similarities with Groundhog Day, yet fails to justify them
10th November 2017
Review: Breathe
Andy Serkis’ debut film is a charming and uplifting real life tale
10th November 2017
Review: Jigsaw
The eighth instalment in the Saw series throws audiences into an agonising game of boredom and predictability
10th November 2017
HOME Cinema Preview: 10th November
James Gill talks us through this week of November at HOME Cinema
9th November 2017
Review – Call Me By Your Name
Armie Hammer stars in a beautiful adaptation of André Aciman’s novel which celebrates and meditates on homosexuality
6th November 2017
BFI London Film Festival Highlight: ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’
Yorgos Lanthimos brings a madcap darkness which just might surpass the bleak meditations on life and hetero-normative couples of ‘The Lobster’
6th November 2017
HOME Cinema Preview: 27th of October
James Gill takes us through this week’s cinema events at HOME