Screens both silver and small are awash with magic these days. From Gandalf to Dumbledore and with every shade, flavour and variety of magic on show, there’s never been a better time for fans of all things mystical – something that’s especially true if you’re, shall we say, a more
British filmmaking and industry is definitely riding the renaissance wave: directors such as Steve McQueen and Andrew Haigh being nominated for BAFTAs and Oscars. The films that are being made are diverse some with small budgets but mighty voices such as Theeb, produced by an English producer, to the biggest
Only the grandest of adventures are fit for the seafaring. Join the Walker and Blackett children as they set sail on a daring journey through the British countryside that will test their mettle as they come face to face with dangers both real and imagined. Filled with heart and imagination,
With an established fan-base in place, it’s not surprising that film-makers are turning increasingly to well-read novels for inspiration. In recent years more and more books have been adapted for the silver screen, bringing new takes on old tales to a fresh audience. Arthur Ransome’s ‘Swallows and Amazons’ joins the
Perhaps more importantly, where has Star Wars BEEN this time around? Filming has been taking place in exotic locations around the globe and if you are in the mood there is no reason why you shouldn’t visit one of them yourself. If you are a real diehard fan, you might
