Audible Debuts Immersive Audio-Exclusive Drama, Alien: River Of Pain, At the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Planetarium! Mesmerised guests were treated to an interstellar audio experience last night, as Alien: River Of Pain was beamed up to space for aliens and earthlings alike to intercept. Audible hosted this spectacular first-listen event to mark
I just got home after the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse screening of Lost in London and a Q&A session afterwards with Woody Harrelson himself and I must say, I really really enjoyed the movie! There is so much to talk about but basically what it boils down to is he has created
Documentaries are a great way to learn about an entirely new culture or interest. Some eye-opening, some breathtaking - and all captivating - here are 8 documentaries on Netflix you may not have heard of, but you should definitely watch. The Epic of Everest (John Noel, 1924) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwuPmg68mKU The Epic of Everest’ is an
Michelle Williams has come a long way since her portrayal of the young and impressionable Jen Lindley on Dawson’s Creek. The teen drama would be her breakout role, but it was after her tearful goodbye on the smash hit show that we all hold close to our hearts (go on,
By Michael Blyth. In 2010 the BFI published their Most Wanted list, a tantalising countdown of 75 British films classified as ‘missing, believed lost’. Of all these forgotten gems (which ranged from silent Hitchcock to '60s pop), nothing excited horror fans more than the inclusion of José Ramón Larraz’s 1974 little-seen