A Fresher’s guide to film in Manchester

In this case, the concept alone is a victory in itself. It promises humour and pathos yet it may also prove to be quite haunting.

Whilst not quite awards season, we can certainly hear the engines starting as a greater proportion of independent and heavier films see release. Here is a slice of what you can see over the next couple of weeks.

This Freshers’ Week there is a high chance you might drink some alcohol, so why not use that opportunity to get really cinematic?

Film Editor Robbie Davidson travels to Croatia for the 4th Starigrad Paklenica Film Festival

Fresh Loaf Production’s latest film ‘Coastal Shelf’ premieres at The Cornerhouse

The Fuse Film Festival will take place this Sunday in Academy 2, Manchester Students’ Union

Preview of the latest film from ‘This is England’ director Shane Meadows

Preview of one of this summer’s most anticipated film releases

Sam Parr previews a film that adds a bit of magic to our Summer 2013 line up

Cannes prepares to spend the summer under the red white and blue

Sam Dumitriu looks at the latest horror remake

Andrew Home uses movies to explain why we should be afraid of the future

Dylan Wiggan highlights pretty much every big film you’ll watch this summer

Jack Crutcher vents his frustration at world ending blockbusters

Andrew Home previews one of May’s big releases

Ally Mitchell explains her hate for critter capers

Dylan Wiggan looks at the changing landscape of animated movies

Olivia Stevens takes us through an all-singing all-dancing top 5

Alice Hughes’ verdict on the latest love-to-hate teen movie from Harmony Korine