On Screen Archive
For the love of film
The Greater Manchester Film Festival delivers a day to celebrate Manchester as the City of Cinema
Review: ‘Girl Shaped Love Drug’
GMFF founder Simon Powell presents the World Premiere of his first feature length film at the Greater Manchester Film Festival
BAFTA 2012 short films
Even in this first ever year of Manchester’s film festival a strong precedent has been set on the standard that the GMFF has to offer. A lucky relationship was forged when BAFTA contacted the organisers after seeing some of their activity on Twitter. They were in fact so impressed by the potential this new film […]
Deja Vu: Fans angry at EA for releasing identical game
Gamers angry as EA releases carbon copy FIFA 13 on the WIi and PS Vita
Smartphones: The Future of Gaming?
Alasdair Preston looks at the rise of smartphone gaming
The Rise and Fall of The Old Republic
Jonathan Edwards looks at the issues facing the most expensive video-game of all time
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Top 5: Cross-dressing Films
Flora Anderson guides us through her Top 5 cross-dressing countdown!
Hitchcock biopic set to leave us “Spellbound”
With the movie poster and release date unveiled last week, Sophie James anticipates the success of Sacha Gervasi’s “Hitchcock”
Preview: ‘On the Road’
Joshua Brown explains why he is so excited about the upcoming Kerouac adaption
ODEON Cinema Listings 1st – 7th October
Your guide to what’s on at Manchester ODEON this week.
Is Daniel Day-Lewis the best working actor?
Nihal Tharoor-Menon explores Daniel Day-Lewis’ devotion to his craft
Hollywood loves time-travel
An insight into the importance of time-travel within the film world.
Nothing left untouched
Sophie James explores how films are going further to include and inspire everyone.
Retro Corner: Crash Bandicoot
Andrew Williams reminisces about a brilliant game from a simpler time – the 1996 masterpiece Crash Bandicoot