A queer guide to Manchester’s arts scene
Manchester continues to build its reputation as one of the most exciting places to experience arts and culture.
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Vada’s Film Corner
Matthew Hoy opens up his own film corner dedicated to the great films you may never have even heard about
Film & TV memorabilia exhibited at Vue Westfield
Geeks delight! Tonnes of movie and TV memorabilia and props go onsale (and on exhibition) at Vue Westfield in London
Antwerp Queer Arts Festival – Preview
The Antwerp Queer Arts Festival launches in Belgium next month
Say Hello to your Friendly, Annual Spider-Man!
Nick Gomez looks ahead at what we can expect from the newly-annual Amazing Spider-Man movie franchise and beyond.
Horror in 2014: A Preview
Jay Gallagher takes us through the year to come in horror films, detailing the anticipated as well as those sequels we could just do without.
The Kill Team – London Film Festival – Review
Raks Patel reviews The Kill Team, a documentary featuring the case of a US soldier who becomes a whistleblower and exposes US war crimes in Afghanistan.
London Film Festival – Night Moves – Review
Raks Patel reviews Night Moves from the London Film Festival, examining Green activists, ecoterrorism and its potential aftermaths.
How to Survive a Plague – Review
Raks Patel reviews How to Survive a Plague, a documentary on treatment-for-AIDS activists in time for World AIDS Day.
Our Children – Review
Raks Patel reviews Our Children, a powerful and disturbing look at real-life events surrounding depression.