A stroke of genius by Barratt and Farnaby, Mindhorn is an outrageously silly, yet original and witty romp which will have you quoting it for days

Jamie McEvoy outlines his top picks on Netflix, as of spring 2017

James Gill delves into the technical and dramatic successes of 12 Angry Men, evaluating it 60 years on from its original release date

Out of this world, or familiar failure?

Eloïse Wright interviews Selim Azzazi

Maybe if I put a baby in a suit here you won’t notice the lack of a headline

Who needs a headline, just listen to an 80s song instead

James Gill Interviews the Northern Lights Director

James Gill explores the development process of Adam A. Losurdo’s innovative zombie film

Rajnish Sharma on his post-apocalyptic short film

Raw delves into the complexity of the human psyche whilst transgressing the boundaries of genre

The Mancunion speaks to directors Maude Plante-Husaruk and Daniel Watts about their films which featured at the Manchester Lift-Off Festival 2017

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