Sorry We Missed You (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty expand on similar issues to their last collaboration, I, Daniel Blake in this exploration...
Reviews
-
-
System Crasher (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Benni is a 'system crasher' for the social services; too young, aged nine, to go into institutions or care set-ups for teenagers, and...
-
Hope Gap (12A) – Cambridge Film Festival Writer-director William Nicholson's Hope Gap focuses on the sudden breakdown of a marriage when Edward (Bill Nighy) leaves Grace (Annette Bening). Set on...
-
The Souvenir (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Director Joanna Hogg returns following 2013's Exhibition – which studied two artists whose relationship is slowly breaking down – with this semi-autobiographical drama,...
-
Rocks (12A) – Cambridge Film Festival Cambridge Film Festival's opening night film Rocks is a triumph, forged on collaboration between the cast and its creative team. A film about friendship, and how...
-
Conor Godwood, age 16, reviews the teen-friendly festival at Norfolk Showground in Norwich (30 August-2 September) Right at the end of the summer holidays, two weeks after A level results and...
-
Siobhan Godwood reviews the opening night of Willy Russell's play The best theatre draws you in, making you feel as if you’re right there with the characters on stage, experiencing...
-
Charlotte Griffiths heads out on the Cam for a Bat Safari with Scudamore’s and the Wildlife Trust I am sat in a punt, wearing multiple layers of clothing, holding a bat...
-
Watch Out, at Cambridge Junction Watch Out, Cambridge Junction’s one-day festival of thought-provoking theatre and dance, returned with a high-quality mix of the unsettling, challenging and comedic. Part of the...
-
Deborah van Wyk reviews Cambridge Arts Theatre's festive panto The Aladdin Pantomime at the Cambridge Arts Theatre is a complete delight for the senses, for all the family. My nine-year-old...
Newer Posts