Cinema 04/01/2017 This week on the big screen - movies from the European cinema The documentary ‘The Valley of the Wolves’ leads our pick of European.
Cinema 09/12/2016 Ungersheim - an Alsace village in transition and on the silver screen How many times have you heard, when you suggested a new idea, “that’s impossible, it is Utopia”?
Cinema 29/11/2016 Usain Bolt doc out now ‘I Am Bolt’ is a new documentary about the athlete known as “the fastest man alive”: Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt.
Cinema 25/10/2016 The bad boy of ballet Sergei Polunin stars in documentary 'Dancer' The documentary 'Dancer' looks at the extraordinary world of ballet's bad boy - Sergei Polunin.
Cinema 10/10/2016 London Film Festival all about diversity An impressive 248 feature and documentary films are being screened at this year’s London Film Festival.
Cinema 07/10/2016 'Supersonic': doc chronicles Oasis' rise to fame The team behind last year’s Oscar-winning documentary on Amy Winehouse has turned its lens on one of the most iconic Britpop bands of all time.
Cinema 30/09/2016 Portrait of a nation shot by Indians 'India in a Day' Directed by Richie Mehta 'India in a Day' is an innovative and novel form of non-fiction filmmaking.
Cinema 20/09/2016 Ron Howard plunges us into Beatlemania Film director Ron Howard brings the Beatles back to life in a new documentary.
Cinema 19/09/2016 Inside the mind of a suicide bomber Norwegian documentary-maker Pål Refsdal tries to show "the other side" in his documentary 'Dugma: The Button', in which he films the daily life of "martyrs in waiting" in Syria.
Cinema 06/09/2016 'The War Show': a video diary of the Syrian conflict Screened at the Venice Film Festival, 'The War Show' is a documentary about the Syrian conflict told from the point of view of a former radio DJ and her friends.
Cinema 29/07/2016 Mr Gaga, a dance film which brings you to your feet Featuring archive material of his work and personal life combined with the director’s own carefully shot footage, the film follows the rise of one of the most innovative choreographers in the world, f
Cinema 28/07/2016 Talking movies: How Disney films helped Owen find his voice Life Animated is the touching story of Owen Suskind, who at the age of three is diagnosed with regressive autism and loses his ability to speak.
Cinema 18/07/2016 Disturbing the peace in the Middle East An Israeli documentary called “Disturbing the Peace” has been following groups of Palestinian and Israeli peace activists as they attempt to find what many assume is impossible in the Middle East…
United Kingdom 05/07/2016 How the West and its media feed the 'monster' of Jihad Government policies, isolation, misogyny, racism, despair and denial.
Cinema 10/06/2016 Michael Moore invades Europe in bid to make America great again Where to Invade Next is Michael Moore’s recipe on how he can America be better.
Cinema 03/06/2016 Documentary Merci Patron! takes on a French luxury goods group and its billionaire owner Director François Ruffin mixes seriousness and humour in a documentary that has become a hit in France.
Cinema 02/06/2016 Stefan Zweig, adolescent lust, comedy and art in Europe's cinemas Time to take a look at some of the best European releases of recent weeks.
Cinema 27/05/2016 Highlights from the Cannes Film Festival As the glitter settles on the Croisette, let’s take a look at some of the films that left an impression at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
Cinema 19/05/2016 Rithy Panh's 'Exile': a glimpse at life under the Khmer Rouge regime ‘Exile’ is a visionary narration of the exile of Cambodians during the Red Khmer regime, during which the country was renamed Democratic…
