By Lucy England. Alex Gibney’s documentary Mea Maxima Culpa, exploring the much debated and highly publicised topic of paedophilia in the Catholic Church is a must see. It follows four deaf alumni of the St John’s school of the deaf, and their role in bringing forward the first protest against clerical
By Gordon Foote. Eran Creevy, who some of you may remember from 2008’s Shifty, is back in the director’s chair with crime thriller Welcome To The Punch; the oddly named tale of ex-career criminal Jacob Sternwood (Mark Strong) and the policeman who failed to stop his last big job, Max Lewinsky
When an actor subverts the Hollywood paradigm by speaking out against their own work, it isn’t the same as Joe Schmo debating his boss on a policy change. Actors risk lost endorsements, blacklists and millions in potential income whenever they open their mouths -- which is why the public is
We caught up with Jim Sturgess & Doona Bae to talk about Cloud Atlas. QUESTION: This film is a wonderful trip through the history of the world. Do you feel the same way? JIM STURGESS: Definitely. It's such an exciting and ambitious project that does travel through all these vast amounts of
Entity is the debut feature from director Steve Stone. Shot in just eighteen days the ambitious production is set in the eerie setting of the Siberian woods, combining associated threats of the military and paranormal activity. The film follows a small ghost hunter production team as they use the powers of
