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Preview: ‘Rust and Bone’

Sophie James previews acclaimed director Jacque Audiard’s latest film

What’s it going to be then, eh?

Sean Doherty lends an insight into an exhibition celebrating fifty years since Anthony Burgess’ controversial novel ‘A Clockwork Orange’ was first published.

‘Holy Motors’

Our “Cornerhouse Pick of the Week” is Leos Carax’s star-studded “Holy Motors”

Review: ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’

Robbie Davidson reviews Emma Watson’s latest acting venture

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

‘Death Watch’

Our Cornerhouse Pick of the Week is Bertrand Tavernier’s 1980’s hit

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”

ODEON Cinema Listings 1st – 7th October

Your guide to what’s on at Manchester ODEON this week.

Nothing left untouched

Sophie James explores how films are going further to include and inspire everyone.

Preview: ‘Taken 2’

Liam Neeson’s latest attempt at action proves to be a success. UK release date: October 4th 2012

Review: ‘Lawless’

Andrew Horne examines John Hillcoat’s new offering.

The greatest gaming movie ever?

Web series Pure Pwnage to get crowd funded movie.

‘Killing Them Softly’

Catch Brad Pitt’s latest action-packed epic at the Cornerhouse this week.

Review: ‘Anna Karenina’

Alex Larkinson reviews Joe Wright’s Tolstoy adaption

A ‘Crashcourse’ in film-making

Merlin Merton talks about the inspiration behind a student-made film

Recharge ahead of October’s cultural marathon

Film, books and music to keep you entertained this week.

London 2012 – Not just a question of sport

Sophie James think the Olympics had plenty to offer for the film world.

‘A Clockwork Orange’ exhibit opens at John Rylands Library

50th anniversary of revolutionary novel celebrated at the John Rylands Library