Nottingham Creative Community News

Film Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

The second film of the re-booted franchise, and fifth film in the Jurassic Park world overall, picks up in the chaotic aftermath...

Mayhem Film Festival 2018

18 June 18

The countdown to Mayhem 2018 has officially begun...

Preview: Shots in the Dark Film Festival returns to Broadway Cinema

18 June 18

Broadway and Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature have joined forces to revive Nottingham's International Crime, Mystery and Thriller Festival: Shots in the Dark.

LeftLion Film Podcast #7: World Cup Football Film Special

17 June 18

Film Review: The Ciambra

15 June 18

Jonas Carpignano's compelling new film heralds a return to the neo-realism traditions of Italian cinema...

Eleven Greatest Football Films

14 June 18

As the 2018 World Cup kicks off in Russia, we've picked out a starting eleven of cracking football films to get you in the mood for England's inevitable early exit...

Film Review: Zama

13 June 18

Lucrecia Martel's big-screen adaptation of Antonio di Benedetto's 1956 novel is currently screening at Broadway Cinema...

Film Review: My Friend Dahmer

13 June 18

A well-crafted, uncomfortable look into the high school years of future serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer

LeftLion Film Podcast #6: David Lilley

09 June 18

Film Preview: Calibre

08 June 18

Nottingham's Wellington Films are back with the highly anticipated Netflix original film Calibre

Film Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story

07 June 18

Dan Wright checked out the latest addition to the Star Wars franchise

Film Review: On Chesil Beach

07 June 18

Based upon Ian McEwan’s novel of the same name, On Chesil Beach follows the lives of a young British couple on their wedding day in 1962.

Film Review: Annihilation

23 May 18

Alex Garland directs and Natalie Portman stars in the adaptation of Jeff VandeMeer's best-selling Southern Reach Trilogy

Film Review: The Third Murder

22 May 18

Tease your brain with a Japanese legal drama exploring morality and capital punishment.

Film Review: Mary and the Witch's Flower

22 May 18

Former Studio Ghibli and Academy Award Nominated director Hiromasa Yonebayashi brings us the debut feature film from Studio Ponoc...

Preview: One Man's Madness at Nottingham Showcase

20 May 18

Nottingham Showcase are playing host to 'rocku-docu-mockumentary' story of Madness saxophonist Lee 'Kix' Thompson this Wednesday...

Preview: Fortune & Glory Film Club Presents: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

19 May 18

Fortune & Glory, the self-proclaimed lovers of "cult and crap cinema" are back with a most excellent screening...

Film Review: Redoubtable

18 May 18

Michel Hazanavicius' biopic of French New-Wave pioneer Jean-Luc Godard is anything but hagiographical...

Preview: The Silent Child Screening - Part of Deaf Awareness Week at Broadway Cinema

14 May 18

Oscar winners Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton to present award-winning film The Silent Child at Broadway Cinema as part of Deaf Awareness Week 2018 short film showcase

Film Review: Avengers: Infinity War

09 May 18

More Marvel! Finally! And this one has everyone in it! Huzzah!

Film Review: Tully

06 May 18

Jason Reitman, Diablo Cody and Charlize Theron, the director/writer/actor team behind 2011's Young Adult have reunited for a no-holds-barred look at the less glamorous side of motherhood...

Preview: Banff Mountain Film Festival

30 April 18

The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, which is currently touring around the UK, is stopping in Nottingham to showcase its action-packed programme of short films at the Nottingham Playhouse on the 2 May 2018.

Film Review: Funny Cow

29 April 18

Maxine Peake laughs through the tears in this grim rags-to-riches drama set in 1970s Britain.

Film Review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

27 April 18

Inspired by the 2008 novel of the same name, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society follows writer Juliet Ashton (Lily James) and her relationship with the strangely named book club on Guernsey island.

Film Review: Here to be Heard: The Story of the Slits