THE DIVE: nerve-shredding underwater drama as two sisters fight for survival
Plunge into intense underwater suspense with The Dive, a cinematic story of sisters trapped beneath, battling trauma and time.
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Movie interviews and reviews, all in one place, including what's on screens in Wales and the rest of the world.
THEATER CAMP (heavy on the camp) is a misfits mockumentary of dramatic delights
Theater Camp brings misfits and aspiring performers to life in a mockumentary-style film set at a struggling drama camp - offering both resonant moments and comedic vignettes.
LIE WITH ME: a touching gay love story from France spanning decades
A heartfelt French gay love story, new film Lie With Me explores fate, belonging, and love over time.
GRAN TURISMO: remarkable real-life racing story takes the road well-travelled
The journey of Jann Mardenborough, a UK gamer turned real-life racer, comes to the screen in Gran Turismo, a film that unfortunately feels insipidly familiar.
Unforgettable and profound: PARIS MEMORIES film explores resilience amidst terror
Gripping and moving film Paris Memories is a tale of resilience and humanity amidst post-traumatic stress.
SQUARING THE CIRCLE: artists behind rock’s most iconic album art get documentary treatment
Hipgnosis, the design studio behind iconic album art for Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, gets the spotlight in Anton Corbijn's film, bringing their journey to life with emotion and humor.
Christopher Nolan’s OPPENHEIMER is a gripping, ambient epic for the ages
Oppenheimer makes for perfect cinema, an art-filled blockbuster that should reel in most film lovers and also general audiences.
EVIL DEAD RISE on home release: a gory, scary, groovy ride
Now on home release, discover how Lee Cronin revitalises the iconic horror franchise Evil Dead with claustrophobic locations, well-drawn characters, and plenty of gore.
Plastic fantastic: our resident BARBIE fan looks back on a vintage obsession
Join us as we delve into the world of Barbie, from her humble beginnings to its upcoming big screen adaptation, alongside the personal collection of a Barbie enthusiast.
WHILE WE WATCHED: riveting documentary reveals India’s dark age of disinformation
Dive into Vinay Shukla's thought-provoking documentary, While We Watched, as it exposes the dominance of propaganda and sensationalism in the age of disinformation.
These are the best outdoor cinema screenings in Wales this summer
From family favourites to cult classics, here’s a selection of the most enticing outdoor cinema events in Wales for movie lovers, with Billy Edwards your guide.
The rise (and rise) of Welsh film and TV
From S4C landing a major Netflix distribution deal to hit Channel 4 dramas, Rhiannon Farr surveys the recent past, present and looks to the future of Welsh film and TV.
THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF PRIVATE MORGAN: exploring a paranormal link between Wales & the Netherlands
Learn about the remarkable journey of Dutch writer Bas Steman as he uncovers his supernatural connection to Wales in documentary film, The Incredible Story of Private Morgan.
INLAND: Mark Rylance stands out in a frustrating Forest Of Dean folk tale
An elusive modern folk tale, Inland - starring Mark Rylance - is full of atmosphere but its blend of naturalism and mysticism amounts to an often frustrating vagueness.
INLAND EMPIRE: David Lynch’s surreal epic gets mind-bending Blu-ray upgrade
Discover the captivating world of David Lynch's Inland Empire as the surreal arthouse film that defies explanation comes to Blu-ray at last.
TRANSLATIONS: a surreal, bilingual look at love and grief, screening across Wales this month
Allow the tender and critically acclaimed Welsh film Translations to take you on a surreal journey of love and grief; screening across Wales this month.
WAIT FOR ME: gripping, gritty Welsh-linked film explores redemption and survival
Powerful drama Wait For Me features committed performances and a realistic portrayal of small-scale criminality as its protagonists navigate a world of crime and seek redemption.
Ari Aster’s BEAU IS AFRAID is disturbing, humorous and utterly off the rails
Dive into the disturbing and humorous world of Ari Aster's Beau Is Afraid, an epic, demanding film that captivates with its psychological chaos and dark comedy.
S4C celebrates 40 years pledging to make a new Welsh film every year
S4C's Chief Executive Sian Doyle announced at Wales Screen Summit that the broadcaster is committing to producing one Welsh film a year.
Luke Evans on being cast in Michael Sheen’s THE WAY, playing Billy Porter’s husband, and more
Speaking at the Wales Screen Summit, Luke Evans revealed his casting in Michael Sheen's directorial debut The Way, and more about his upcoming film project with Billy Porter.
From pandemic to premiere: THE MARTIN DECKER SHOW chronicles one man’s creative endeavor amidst chaos
Follow the tragi-comic odyssey that is one's man's pursuit of becoming a YouTube sensation turned indie film premiere: Keiron Self talks about how The Martin Decker Show came to be via the pandemic.
From Hollywood everyman to novelist extraordinaire: TOM HANKS’ latest film project is… his first book
Tom Hanks debuts his novel set in Tinseltown; a love letter to the big screen, celebrating the ability of film to transport us into a world where everyone feels like a superhero.
FASSBINDER THOUSANDS OF MIRRORS: a masterful account of a master filmmaker
A captivating read for film enthusiasts and culture aficionados alike, Ian Penman's fascinating account of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's life and work is filled with quotes, confessions, and social commentary.
LOVE ACCORDING TO DALVA: sensitive, unflinching look at the difficult nature of victimhood
Love According To Dalva is a French film that tackles the sensitive subject of childhood sexual abuse with raw emotion and sensitivity.