By Jay Connors. Whenever a beloved movie franchise is rumoured or confirmed to be in the process of remake or reboot, there's always a mist of controversy and outrage. Whether it's modern Asian cinema given a localisation like 'Infernal Affairs' (remade as 'The Departed') and 'Oldboy', or essential parts of growing
Film fans are in for a treat at Wray’s Jerk Fest – a nine-hour celebration of Jamaican culture at The Bussey Rooftop Bar in Peckham on Saturday 6th August. An exclusive free screening of 1972 Jamaican crime film The Harder They Come – famous for its reggae soundtrack – will take place after
A newly restored version of Anthony Harvey’s 1968 multi Oscar winning historical drama, The Lion In Winter, will be released on DVD, Blu-Ray on 3rd October as part of the Vintage Classics collection. The restoration will receive its World Premiere on the opening night of Cinema Rediscovered at Bristol’s Watershed on July
After successfully portraying countless female characters known for holding their own in male dominated environments, it’s no surprise Angela Bassett shines as White House Secret Service Director Lynn Jacobs, first in Olympus Has Fallen and now again in its sequel London Has Fallen, available for digital download now and on
Ming of Harlem, Phillip Warnell’s debut feature documentary is the story of a Bengal tiger, raised by Antoine Yates in a 21st floor apartment. The story itself could take 5 minutes to tell but Warnell knows that the audience needs to be immersed, as much as is possible, in the surroundings:
