Cinema Youth lead the nominations for the European Film Awards Michael Caine along with Harvey Keitel star in the Italian comedy-drama “Youth” written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino. It is one of the movies – 03/12/2015
Cinema Made in Ukraine - "Polina" a fantasy film from Kyiv A fantasy movie is being shot in in Kyiv. It’s called ‘Polina’ and tells the story of a young girl on a magical journey in search of the truth about 02/12/2015
Cinema Greek films on the international stage Making movies in the gloom of an economic crisis. The Greek cinema has continued to gain critical acclaim beyond the countries borders in 2015 02/12/2015
Cinema Sufragette - a film which reflects a milestone in British history For women to have the right to vote in the UK a group of women suffered the brutality of the authorities and the contempt of a part of society. Sarah 27/11/2015
Cinema Coming to the big screen near you “Les Cowboys” is a drama from France but there is not a gunslinger in sight. The French film tops our list of European films that are hitting the big 25/11/2015
Cinema Pixar delves into prehistory with 'The Good Dinosaur' ‘The Good Dinosaur’ sees Pixar delve into prehistory with a dinosaur tale. The film imagines what might have been if the asteroid that altered the 23/11/2015
Cinema 'Eyes that Burn' an intimate look at the impact of war and death ‘Eyes that Burn’ opens in 1986 as a young woman arrives at Roissy Airport to collect a military trunk that is being returned to her. The trunk 20/11/2015
Cinema Pixar veteran offers personal story in new short ‘Sanjay’s Super Team’ is Sanjay Patel’s directorial debut. The Indian-American director joined Pixar in 1996 as an animator on ‘A Bug’s Life’ and has 13/11/2015
Cinema Award-winning animation film offers poetic journey into parallel world This week in Cinema Box, we bring you the wonderful French animation film ‘April and the Extraordinary World’ (original title: ‘Avril et le monde 13/11/2015
Cinema Films out now in Europe Let’s see what out in Europe at the moment. We start with ‘Virgin Mountain’ by Icelandic director Dagur Kári, a bittersweet movie described as a 11/11/2015
Cinema Ronaldo launches self-titled doc in London To the delight of fans, Ronaldo has launched his self-titled film in London. Hundreds gathered at Leicester Square to catch a glimpse of the 11/11/2015
Cinema First trailer reveals taste of 'Through The Looking Glass' Tim Burton is back, this time in the producer’s seat, with the sequel to the 2010 ‘Alice in Wonderland’, whose teaser has been making a massive buzz 06/11/2015
USA The Force Awakens for terminally ill Star Wars fan Terminally ill Star Wars fan Daniel Fleetwood has been granted his dying wish: to see the new ‘The Force Awakens’ film. The 31 year old from Texas 06/11/2015
Cinema Every actor has his price Following the success of their last brand film together, actors Jude Law and Giancarlo Giannini are teaming up again for an advert for a well-known 06/11/2015
Cinema The Hunger Games: final film in hit series premieres in Berlin Berlin hosted the world premiere of the fourth film of the Hunger Games series, ‘Mockingjay – Part Two’, attended by crew and cast including Jennifer 05/11/2015
Cinema Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt reunited on screen in 'By The Sea' Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are reunited on screen after 10 years in ‘By The Sea’, which opens the American Film Institute’s Fest on November 5 04/11/2015
Cinema Fatima: the power of "invisible people" rarely seen on the silver screen French director, “Philippe Faucon”: http://www.istiqlal-films.com/ has been filming people he calls “the invisibles” for a long time; people who 30/10/2015
World Coppola, Asturias honours cinema's great 'outsider' With Francis Ford Coppola talks in Oviedo, Spain, where the now legendary film maker received the Princess of Asturias Arts Award, the 29/10/2015
Cinema Bradley Cooper is cooking in 'Burnt' Bradley Cooper is back in a role far removed from the character he played in ‘American Sniper.’ This time Cooper is the Michelin starred chef Adam 28/10/2015