Sign up for our weekly newsletter
Framework - Power Up

screen

We Check Out Confetti X as the Commonwealth Esports Championships Comes to Nottingham

We were recently invited to Nottingham's brand-new Confetti X venue as they hosted a collection of qualifiers for this...

70 Years Later: High Noon

08 August 22

A favourite of Bill Clinton's, how does High Noon hold up seven decades later? 

Film Review: Prey

08 August 22

Deftly ignoring the failed sequels to the 1987 original, Dan Trachtenberg revitalises an ailing franchise with Prey...

After Being Named One of Screen International’s Stars of Tomorrow, The Television Workshop’s Jorden Myrie Discusses His Impressive Career So Far

06 August 22

From hard-hitting dramas to genre-blending comedies, Jorden Myrie has already achieved an impressive amount since studying at The Television Workshop - but, after being named as one of Screen International’s Stars of Tomorrow, he’s only just getting started… 

LeftLion Screen Podcast #6 - Jorden Myrie Interview; Thor: Love and Thunder Review and More

05 August 22

Film Review: Bullet Train

04 August 22

After racking up the dollar with Deadpool 2 and creating an action hero to rival James Bond in John Wick, David Leitch is back with a bang - and a bullet train... 

Our Flag Means Death Star Nathan Foad on Working With Taika Waititi, Growing Up in Newark and Learning to Take Risks

03 August 22

From posting comedic videos on Twitter to starring in one of the most popular comedies on TV, Our Flag Means Death, Newark-born Nathan Foad has had one hell of a story so far. We chat to the writer, actor and producer about working with Taika Waititi, his new show, Newark, Newark, and how he plans to build an entertainment empire…

Film Review: The Railway Children Return

02 August 22

Somehow, the railway children have returned... But should they have? Mother-daughter team Susan and Elinor Barsby find out...

Film Review: Hit the Road

02 August 22

Directed by Panah Panahi, son of jailed filmmaker Jafar Panahi, this debut feature release paints a tense but tender portrait of an Iranian family with a subtle political message…

Film Review: Fire of Love

01 August 22

Sara Dosa returns with another powerful documentary - this time telling the true story of two scientists who died doing what they loved, while they were in love... 

5 of the Best Films in Nottingham Cinemas in August 2022

29 July 22

Everything from old-school classics to brand-new blockbusters are hitting our screens this summer...

Broadway Cinema Announces Three Special Seasons This Summer

28 July 22

This summer, three new seasons will be arriving at Broadway Cinema, so whether you want to relish in the nostalgic animation of Aardman, check out the best recent hit films for a discounted price, or give yourself a fright with the Nottingham Horror Collective, there’s something for everyone on the silver screen in August...

Film Review: My Old School

26 July 22

In an age where thrill-a-minute scandal content is available everywhere, this heartfelt and authentic doc stands out…

TV Review: Ms. Marvel

25 July 22

Ms. Marvel restores faith in the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe…

15 Years Later: The Simpsons Movie

25 July 22

Ever heard of The Simpsons? We thought so. Yet did you know they did a movie in 2007? Yeah, we thought that too. But if you want to reminisce on simpler times anyway, here's a look back at the film's release a decade-and-a-half later... 

10 Years Later: The Dark Knight Rises

20 July 22

The finale of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is now ten years old and, even though it doesn't live up to its predecessor, it's still one of top superhero films that Warner Bros has put out…

Film Review: Where the Crawdads Sing

20 July 22

The book has sold millions of copies, but is the film adaptation of Where the Crawdads Sing worthy of attracting millions of audience members? Maybe not, but it gives it a good old go nonetheless...

Film Review: Faya Dayi

18 July 22

This Ethiopian documentary is one of the most beautiful films of the year so far…

Film Review: The Princess

18 July 22

A gritty feminist fighter film, or boring Disney filler?

7 of the Best Underdog Stories in Cinema History

18 July 22

To (very loosely) tie in with the sports issue of the magazine, we thought we'd take a look at the best ever films about underdogs...

Notts Filmmaker Oliver Blair Lifts the Lid on His New Short Film The Tree

17 July 22

We chat to director Oliver Blair about how he walked a fine line between tragedy and comedy to depict grief in his witty, yet poignant, debut short film, The Tree, which follows two characters dealing with the loss of their father…

90 Years Later: Vampyr

15 July 22

How many horror movies can claim to still be scary after nearly a century? Here’s one…

Film Review: Thor: Love and Thunder

14 July 22

Taika Waititi returns to the franchise that launched his career into the stratosphere - but should he have? Weellll...

15 Years Later: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

14 July 22

It’s a Harry Potter anniversary! We like to treat every day like a Harry Potter anniversary, but this one is not a drill. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is turning 15 years old - yep, let that one sink in...

Review: The Television Workshop's Sin Short Film Festival

13 July 22

The Television Workshop – once home to the likes of Vicky McClure and Jack O'Connell – shone a spotlight on their next generation with a short film festival centred around the seven deadly sins. We stopped by Broadway Cinema to check it out...
NTU Sustainability in Enterprise