Mancunian charity front national initiative to make nightlife more LGBT inclusive in new film

An anxious, dream-like story, Eliza Hittman’s tale of male sexuality is a unique depication of LGBT issues

Acclaimed director Steve McQueen uses video installation to create a haunting elegy for the violent and needless deaths of young men

Not exactly the grand slam you would expect in a movie starring Carell and Stone

A snippet of what was on at the Jewish Film Festival this year

Director Paul McGuilian measures the balance between the serious, the comedic, and the emotional in this tender love story defying stigma and taboo

An exceptional portrayal of beautiful people and places within a country facing such harships

Manchester Art Gallery delves deep through the medium of South Asian film with Neha Choksi

“35 dollars for a salmon. You get the salmon to blow you for that price?”

Michael Fassbender stars in the big screen adaptation of Jo Nesbø’s bestseller

“Take that Mr Gorbachev”; a charming look at Ronald Reagan’s persona through White House archival footage

Director Herman Yau dropped by at HomeMcr for a very interesting Q&A following the screening of Sara

Emily Beecham shines above the rest in this neurotic indie drama

Despite the forward thinking subject-matter, Hallie Meyers-Shyer fails to reach expectations with Home Again

Simon Curtis plays it safe with this A.A. Milne biopic

Perhaps the characters in Flatliners shouldn’t have come back to life

Luca Guadagnino’s sensuous. suspenseful human drama owes a debt to David Hockney

The greatest game of tennis ever played becomes another boring day at the office in this underachieving film